http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1704c2dfd0531e4df83f12eae82ff284.pdf a54a702a970b73e243c012e204b865ff PDF Text Text . • .. ) I ( ' . • I!-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , May 19. 1984 ,.... WU.'i'RRI (Jiorllw . . ~ ~.;It-· • ... ""b ...,._,, .... t N01V ·yOODOY . "'., ft., . I 'l1le . . . . . . . . . .. . IDNartll~- ...... Ia 1111, Ill leCOIIIIIO, .. ... .,. .... ,.... . I • . :- ....... r. n. ....... 01 n. • .......,._..._:..... __.______ E?: -------:-=::-::::-:~~ VOL XVI WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 964 NO. 30 IRS, State, ,county Officials Push Probe Into Woods: Affairs \ "' ELBERFELDS you're in shape for today's fashioN ,/ ' ··-·......--tiMIIe ,.... ........ bttaUit ••brotdertd IIYioll Idola lrolll puol -,....~, -~·JOUr lt!pt , •• trl~:tl in BESTFORM'S POMEROY. OHIO Thigh mold LAST TIME TONIGHT "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" (Technicolor) Peter O'Toole, Alec Guinness • Anthony Quinn Omar Shsrif Jack Hawkins. Jose FerrPr. ' \ Arthur Kennedv. and Claude Rain s. 1'hfaiunold ""- you for all the domandlnr Dew oilh~l Baa froDt poDtlllnod buoft felt ••• olullc bandlnr at lop ud bottom with · A Sam Spiel!t>l -Davld I....ean production thelr first since. "The River Kwai ." Runnin g time: 3 Hrs 45 min. WED. 1nd THURSDAY May 20-21 NOT OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY M1y 22-23 "JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS" •• (TechnicOlor l Todd Armstrong, as Jason ; Nancy Kovack . as Media: Gary Raymond, Laurtonce Naismith. "OLE REX" 1TPchnicolor) Rex. the dog ; Billy Hughes, the Boy. .velvety "toft-arip" 'llnlnal Ia wbl.,.. sa. S,M,L, XL. MASON DRIVE· IN '~-~.:: ,,.,~-- . TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHTS "ROMAN HOLIDAY" Wi l h Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn - and"LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL'' Ki r k Do ug las. An lh ony Quinn (Te chnicolorl Tired of frost .:and defrosting? with our ARNOLDS ENTERTAIN 1RU less eleetrie ers pre e· Dies at Home In Kitchen to~ TRADE· I PLA ·f or loW.~., initial; you can own the sensational, new ! " > '·· Deadlln!!la M!iy . ' . 21 · For .. . 'rile = . Until Foil For Your Winter. Woarablot REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER BAKER FURNITURE MIDD~EPORT, 0. ROBINSON'S Leunclf,.,.._,ry Clu"'n ·, Conv•nl.m Plcku' Stetlor11 In . . MIDDLIPOIIT·POMIROY ' I . '' .' ' . j. �-- --·-f· • 4 ... -~-- ....... ~ .._ • ..... ..._ ,. ...... - . . - .... - ..... ... .. . .. '* .-- r. • f ( • S.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mly 20, ljM The IJaily Sentinel COMMENTATING EDITORIALLY Helen Help Us! Mr. Khrushcher: Star of the Nile ............. N i kit a Khlush eh f:'v has breezed helped any b~· !he vote of a House comthrough Egypt like P rt>sJ de> nt Johnson mittee the other day not to give a n y more money toward rescuing the ancient took AUanta. According to reports, not since An· Abu Simbel temples, which would be tony barged up the Nile to meet Cleo submerged by the dam. It could be argued that the United have the Egyptians given a foreign visi· States is being penny-wise and rubletor such an enthusiastic welcome. . . SmaH wonder, since Russian loans to foolish again, as we were when we fudgEgypt, currently totallng $1.3 billion, ed out of the Aswan project. All is not black, however. We have are making possible the all-important Aswan High Dam, upon which the eco- learned through sad experience I h a t money does not buy frienls. Some of nomic future of Egypt depends. Add to this Khrushchev's vocal back- lhoae we have helped the most aeem to ing of President Nasser's grandiose pan- reaent it the most. Premier Khrushchev may smpeday Arab, anti-Israel ambitions, and the sucfind that out, if he ever makes th~ miscess of the visit was assured. Western, particularly U.S. prestige is take of reminding the Egyptiaru h ow at low ebb along the Nile. It was not much they owe to him. • I .• !• •• : ' '' j l I i 1Nl'1SIIILE MAN ~ HeleD: The teacher oeot bome 1 note today about her soo. SIH! said be brogbl a boK lD ocbool wltb poncll shavlngo Iii it. Jlo told tbt drlldrea uuermu" wu • aide of 11 ODd lei evorybodl look only 'Herman was alwaya !he shavings. So I h e n Herman "got out" and all lbt ~UI of lbelr ~ .... were, up ou ••M oearchlng for him 111111 .,.,.,. lhiDg was complelaly dil<qiD!zed und.;.. Sauce for the Gander, Too ' " I. ,,'. t \ According to White House physicia n Janet Travel!, the reason women tive longer than men on the average is because "a woman never retires. She keeps on doing the things she's been arcustomed to doing an her life." This should be welcome information for those men whos e wives sometimes drop hints. subtle or othprwise. that they could use a little help with the hou sework. n '· ' Now hubby can relax in his easy chair with a clear conscience :and cite t h e authority of Dr. Travell t<i explain to the little woman that he 's only thinking of her health. On the other hand, it will occur to some men that if women can add years to thei r lives by working around the house. it mi ght be a good idea if they tried it, toa-not to exc~ss. of course. Voice of Broadwav .•• reporting •~ I ~I ~ r I Herman Ia otiU "looee" 1 be sayo, om< aU aay..,. baa to do Ia say, "Loot, lbere'o Herman on you," 111111 the kidl go wild. Fwi'o fun, oht oaya, bul obe wants me to bury tbla Herman mytb ....., ODd tor .U. , WeU, I suppose It s our faull My bus_tand has played this gamt w1th our son, ever since he was a toddler (he • six now). They go cbaswg Herman all over the bo~, and we've all gone aloDg w1tb tbe gag. Now I'm not 8\ll'e whether Blll,y real1y takes this seriously, 0< wbotber be'1 pu.1ling a fas~ one at school. And I'm wondering if he needs B session witb a pay- GEORGIA BROW'I, the lightn;ngbright star of ··o liver'" is dose to .signing a $2-miUion deal with Seven Arts Productions. It would involve nightclub, theatre, movi~ and recordin g engagements .. . J\ofemhr.rs of the Roekefcll er fam!ly say Happy .,.. 111 prese nt the Governor with thc1r first-tJOrn the fir st week in June Juliet Prow sE'. once ··cng:Jged" to Frank Sinatra . is on the verge of announcing that sht> has bPf'n the secret bride of Nick Navarro. a dan ce r in h~:~r act, for quite some time An 11 t hhour Joan from a hig New York bank reprieved one of t he important \Vor ld's Fair amusemerJt exhibits. Otherwise it would have folded Sid Caesar needed 21 stitches "''hen he almost severed his left pinky in a freak accident in his San Francisro hotel th f' other day . He tripped, fell ag uimt the ltath room mirror and cut his hand on the glass. Mary ~15tor has been signed to co-star with Joan Crawford and Bette Davi s in "Hn<h. Hush , Sweet.Charlottr" She' ll be do .. T the role Barbara staiH-\'YI:k blew . - Capitol Records' publicity depart · ment, which went all out for tlw BPatks on the ~:!roup ' s first trip her e. will cool it when the boys return this Summer and let the army of independent narks do the job this time around Richard Quine came on rather stro ng. to put it gently, at the "nightcap party" at Danny'!l Hideaway for Shirley MacLainf' and her guests at the premiere of "What A Way To Go~" Mr Quine. noted l'nr his c:lurtship of Kim Novak. di ved onto the banquette where Shirley was .s itt ing. hll',.~erl her. and told the mat e columnist sif · :-.,ll flPXf to her. ''Get awav from h- • ''' The columni st comp lied. \vilh commcmlahle goort nature. • • • AT LE VALOIS the othe r nig ht . Cor nf'ha Otis Skinner wa s gi ving her review of "Roar Like A Dove ,'' which she 'd JUSt seen ;n Boston . and lauding the charm of the show '!l lead ing man . Dcn·k Gorlfrey . "He has the same magniturle and h;:md some attractiveness that Laurrnre Olivier first showed IL~ wh('n he appeared here," said Miss Skinner_ "Oh. Lord . those Englishrnf'n Uo have a way \Vith them" Jark DPmpsl y's daughter Barbara and her two chi1rlren will visi t the fonnf>r champion hf're m JunE' . When the Barbra Streisand alhum was pronounced the brst of thr vrar at the Grammy Awards ceremonir.s. her record producer. Mike Brrnikrr. leant>d over and said, 1 'Thank you." Ba r lrra re- plied, "That's my line, because you did it. l Jove you' ' .. . Cassi us Clay seems to be avoiding serious romantic entanglements. He escorts chicks to the late spots, but never dates the same girl twice. • ANNOUNCE.O TO HIS STAFF 1HAT HE JUST l\Ol!LDN'T BE ABLE TO BE. AT1HE BIG COfiVENTION -· A PALL PREVAILED--- (ON, YEAN? ) • MARLON BRANDO on the soapbox: " As soon as you beco~e an actor, peopll' start asking you questions about politi cs, astoroloogy, archaeology and birth control." Try aga in . Marlon. It's when you be· rome a Brando that they start asking you those ~uestions. Spencer Tracy has been an actor for quite a long time, and you'd have a hard time coming up with quotes from him on those subjec-ts.· • • • ALAN DALE'S . "J!· You Want to Leave Me " is selling 20,000 platters a dav . ft.'s the first hot record he's had in stx yea rs Arlene Dahl still hasn't de· dded whether to n•conciJe with estranged husb and Chris Holmes or go ahead and see k a divorce ... The Wife of a we1J-know playwright . is behaving in an obnoxious manner in the local night· rlubs, and he 's apparenHy too scared to do t~n.'lrthin about it. The unforgiveable si n: he talks while performers are on stage Marian McPartland will record a jazz album featuring Dottie Dodjen 11·ith the splendid title: "The Back Room of the Strollers or Which One is Sybil Burton'!" It reportedly cost Allen Sherman $45.000 to buy back his contract from mana ge rs Ray Katz and Bullets Durgom . Debbie Reynolds is sinking some of her " l lnsinkahle '\1o!ly Brown" salary into a 3,5 00-seat th f'tlt.re-i n-the-round in San Carlos. CaL Nat King Cole, Jimmy Durar.te and Johnny Mercer are among the other investors. It's set for a Labor Oay opPning One of the unpublished stories ahout the World 's Fair con~erns a fight going on between two unions ovN which is to take ca re of the air-conditioners. One of the exhibit's air-condition~ ers wasn't working properly, but the management assumed the gentleman who kept strolling by was taking care of t he prnhlem On further inspection of hi:-: al'tivities. they discovered he was a ~e mb e r of the opposition union, and he was pulling wires Look for !he TFX warplane fuss to flare up again. Sen . Me· Clellan wants to know why there was a delay in starting. arid also why titanium was vetoed for the TF'X, then put into the new A-11 . It will be a headache for the Defense Dept. __ __ .. WHEN BI6DOME. • BY LYLE C. WILSON 1n the pubUc mind wit~ Unlte<: Preso lnlei'!U!Iional U.S. Viet Nom effort. /rirnan. It is the misfortune of a cou- Thent could not be a Jess de- l As a New York eandidate for pie Of Johnson administraUon sirable identification for a pol- .the Senate, Harriman would b~ big shots that their political 1itician unless it be Harriman's vulnerabl• to all of the bttd standing with the voters must identification wth the debacle news from Southeast Asia, of depend on events in Southeast in Laos. Harriman was the whkh there has been and will Asia where the future for all U.S. representative to the 1962 ·continue to be plenty. So would Americans is no better than Geneva conference that made McNamara be a patsy for bad dubious. a deal with the Communists on news from Viet Nam. The These two big shots are De- 1 Laos. The Kennedy admillistra- Democrats ol New York stale tense Secretary Robert S. Me· · tion thought it had found a will need to look elsewhere for Namara and W, Averell Harri- :formuJa for peace. F'ourteen a candidate to lick Republican Im.an , undersecretary of state Inations signed the accords Sen. Kenneth B. Keating. So, ror political affairs. McNamara which set up a three-way gov- too, will LBJ need 1o look else-now is the subject of a boom 1ernment of pro-Communist. wher~ than to McNamara for a for ~he De~~atic vice pr~i- : neutralis~ and rightist elements 1964 runnlng-m~te if, _Indeed, 1dentml nommatton to rWl wtth and reqmred the removal of aU be ever looked m that direction IPresident Johnson. foreign military lorcea from at all. I Harriman, who will be 73 Laos. A politldan beorlng either 1years old this year, is the sub- The Communists (Russian, 1the Viet Nam or Laos jject of a boom for New York Chinese or Laotian) may be would be well advised to He state's Democratic senatcriai elipected more often to violate doggo in this 1964 presidential Inomination. It is more of • ' than to abide by any soljlmn campaign. That woold go doutreaty or other international ble, of course, for Republican 1boom. I McNamara's poutical for- undertaking to which tbey put Henry Cabot Lodgo whose tunes are securely tied to a signature. So it was in Laos. nomination for president would events in Viet Nam which he If the United Stales loses Iii be most notable lor repeatedly has visited as a Southeast Asia the ~ stakes the Democrats of any presldenllal emissary. These game in whlcb. It Is playing, . • alty to defend tho VISits and McNamara'• pubhc: maJor contributing factor to the ness so far of the forecasts of ultimate victory loss will be tbe Kennedy ad- Johnson efforta in Southeast imd sucb have Identified blm ministration Laotian policy 11 Asia. I I d • I R e lea eport ~ , , , other than aspirin, maSSIIt • So for tho United Stateo anbeat? other moment of truth could be Q - From the tbne oar roar A -contrll'J to current 111 the making. children (4 to 14) were able liefs, pains thai occur 1n For Thailand the lrituation Is to walk they bave suffe evening or at night are all1nost l mad! doubly dangerous by the from pain in the knees. It never due to rheumatic fever. fact t b •·t ib northeastern piaoccurs in the evening a They may be due to flat teau bordering Laoe tradimay waken them from a so weak anklel or is the poorest aDd the sigJI!! are varied and are com- sleep. My husband and 1 open to Communist lnfUcramps. In the ab!lellCtl ol mon to many other diseases. had this as children. Might tlils usual thirst and tra&ion. By deecent its pet~ple The victjm may complain be due to rheumatic fever or urination, diabetes .Is are Lao rather than Thai and loss <i appetite, romitlng diabete5 both of wil" h seem If tbarelore more S!lbjecllo lnfluvague pains in the abdomen. .... ;c tbe pa1na peralat your ence by events in Laos than in : . w run m our families? What ren should havea I:Oq)let ep~!Y-1 the bedlSease._progresdses I I can . be done for the sica! cbeckup. Bangkok. may wea~~.~eess an easy a· Wben J.be Geneva agreement tigability. 1be cllncber 11 the for a ·neutral J..aa 11•s reached blood count. In leukemia ewS 1n the -Geneva ......u ""--f·of .... _... is usually an increase in t h It wu &IJI'eed by tne West white blood cells and • deer.... • that ~.. ..depend In the red celLs but of .eve the Soviet Ooioa ud Us greater importance 11 the ~poo Red China. N 1- St"tuatt.on ~n':.o~i=~ ~.b':':bt, t, ! I f l I • I I' reJ:• =-lblat· , I lbrClll•""·• l m.lr' ;;;., w!un. :0. To 1962 Approa~hing -It May be blood amears should be examined by a cosultant who is an By PIDL NEWSOM Jal'l! under ~vy :atf~ upe't in diseases of the blood. · UPI Forolp N"'o AD~ Oomtnunisl-led Pathet Llo It was about lhll time tn Vett Minh flli'Ces ond Q -My nellbew, 5, has been when tile United Statoo f himself seek 1n g sancbla1ry diagnosed u bavin8 vaUey llself 1n tile mldot of 0 among anli-Communlst fever. What cauaes lt and liluation whl<h led 11 to llllp tribesmen In nearby mounl.lllnol wilat ~ the lreatment• lrOOill to the defenae orrJlll. to the northeaot. A -Valley fever or de~~ert !ltualion which led Jt to aulltl Kong Le'a forces have been fever Is caused by Inhaling !he troopo te the defense of Thll- eoUmaled at 7,0011 men lll"llDea f~ngus , coccldloldes. Infection land ODd powerful ..11a of tile with American ,.• . _ . With this organism Is common U.S. Seventh Fleet to the Gulf 'Mlese events bear a market! ! in !'fllthweslern ~nlted Stat.s of Siam . memblance te tbe crlolo and. 1~ usuaUy nuld. In a f,pw A similar situation ,-X! be )t62. victims, however, It causes approacbinlt-«' •lreadY hn. 1n May of 1962, Patbet Uo • pneumonla-ltke disease and And 10 It can be amuned and VIet Minh forces broke a may spread to the spleen, U\'er, that' more than the qtleltion of cease-fire with an attack on bones, kidneys and brain. After military and econorn1c rem- the not1hern town o1 N..., '1114. recovery, the victim Ia usually !orcement of Soutb VIet Nam Five thousand Royalist !Ore.o hyper,.nolttve to this mold O«!!lpied President J -llllld Red In panic with their which may be carried In the air his chief advloert In their •ool<· In the ~anguard and 'ltltl1out on hot dry days, . end Ialka wblch followed tile reo even bothering to Inform the Thit seMiUvlty may relllll ill turn of Delenoe S.Creliry Rob- American advteer1 IIIIJilned to recurring attac1u of pleuriay ert McNamara from Satgon. them. with effueion (water WI t bI From VatnUane, eapital of It left the Communi+ . 1D lunp I and 1 dlseuo called Laos, comeo word that lllo 1open road to the Meltltxla Rlv erytbema nodoeum. The antibl· mvlh of neub·allty for lbat ud ' er and to the border wtt!t Tha~ olic, amp~oterlcln B. uooaUy Uttle country hu been lmjli. · • ..ret the IICUte early attock. with the rout of the l · of Tbe lw<>1>-r on 1•.d · •·=~~ It a chron,ic lun1 involvemeot GE'n. Kona Le, himsel a • wli'icil OYetTan Kcilg te•s t1 occurs, a portion of the bing colorleso U!tle fi&ure wbo also quarters oow lo ' o l d to may have to be removed. Az. once believed In neutnlflln. J[ven the Communlote- tile IUy ,;:ientista are workini on 1 Seek• SaacfulnrJi ,I . · lire Plain Gl. J1n andl ~::1 JHE •' ' '' {~ ~·. \ ( I . ' SENTJNJB. DA~ • aye oe each bomered In the eighth off NEW YORK (VPI)-National A report thai Coach AUle rookie Sammy Ellis to put Football f..eague owners will be Sherman had the inside tract Braves ahead alter ooU!e C rt asked into their on Green Bay's reserve signal , b' to dig deeper ch had beeJl tied a t II 1 • . "'co a Y ••Why don't yeu •t&rttJfrller 10 c u s treasure e.sta today for caller Zeke Bratkowski went by connected for t11e Braves' third you WOD't have 1o 1Ude?" a player pension plan and sn the boards when Packer Coach homer o: the contest ln the k increase in exhibltion game aal- Vince Lcmbardi announced that ninth otl reliever John Tsitourartes from $50 10 $100. second stri•• -~ quarterback John By UnJtecl Pres11 lnternaUooal Milwaukee 17 15 .531 3'h 1!: ed'*';Ue C~y1n~emt!n hom; • • The owners showed their Roach was retiring, Amerfcaa League IPittsburgb 17 IS .531 3._. ~ .U::~h cy e ttom charitable side Tuesday when Lombal-di said he had no InW. L. Pel. gb Cincinnati 16 15 .516 4 e · they voted to increase tne play· tention 01 aeaung »ratkowskt Chicago 16 9 .840 . -[Los Angeles 15 19 .441 6'h Spahn, who atruck out slx ers' shares from the annual ~~~~~~~~~"'""-'--ii·-..:;""'""·-.,-~ ~""- """"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Baltimore 18 12 .BOO I> , Chicago 12 16 .429 61> and walked only one, brought UtOS Pro Bowl AU-star game at Loo '" New York 16 11 .593 1 ~ Houston 15 20 .429 1 his UCetime ~d against the Angeles. ~1 . Cleveland 16 14 12 .571 23 .303 11 season's Reds tt. 61-26 Minnesota 17 .548 1Y.i 2 ' New York Tuesday'il10Result! slate while at 3-3.evening his : INDIANAPO~IS. Ind· (UPI) A new scale of $1.000 for each • Detroit 5 15 .500 31h Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 2, night ICar owners Mlckey Thompson winning player and $700 for i I 0 Bolton 13 17 .433 5lh Houston 3 Pittsburgh 1, night Elsewhere in . the National and Andy Granatelll had their every player on the losing team Los Angeles·· 13 19 .4{16 &lh Chicago 7 st. Louis 4 night League. the G1ants bounced crt>ws hard at work today try- goes mto effect for the 116$1 Washington 14 21 .400 7 San Fran. 3 Phila, o,' night b~cl. into first place wi_th a 3-0 ing to get damaged rar~rs game. Kansaa City U 19 .367 7~ Los Ang. 6 New York 4, night VIctory over the Phllhes, the ready for the rinal weekend of . Tuellday'B Results Pittsburgh at Houston (night) Dodgers squeaked by the Mets, qualifications for the Memorial Previously, the winners' Boston 4 Los Angeles 3, night - Veale (2-3) bs. Nottebart (0-5) 6-t:, the Cubs clipped the Car- Day 500-miJe auto race at the ' share was $800 and the loseu Minn. 7 N.Y. 2, 13 1Ms, night Chicago at st. Louis (night) dinal~. 7-4, and the Colts Speedway. ' received $600 each. rln f The owners earlier withdrew 0 BalL 3 K.C. 2, 10 inns, night - Jackson (5-2) vs. Gibson (3-0) I~apper. R st . g . 25 ~onsecu- Thompson , who managed to a proposed rule change that Detroit 5 Washigton 2, night PhiladelphiH at San Francisco tl~e scoreless mnmg~ WI~ a 3·1 get one car quaUfied last week- would add a sixth official. Chicago 6 Clevelan 5, night -Maharfey (2-2) vs, Marichal triUmpt. ow- ~e Pirates:. _end, suffered a blow TUesday whose sole function would have Detroit 5 Washington 2 night (6-0). : In the Amencan League, tht in practice when Ed~ie Johnson. been that of timekeeper. Wednesday's Probably' Pitchers New York at Los Angeles I Twins erupted for five runs in Cuyahoga Falls. Ohto, lost con- The plan was dropped when Kansas City 8[ Baltimore (night)- Hinsley (G--1) vs. Will· i the 13th to . beat the Yankees, trol in th~ northeast turn and 1 the Dalla~ Cowboys reported (night)--Segui (2-2) vs. Pappas bite (1-2), ~ 7-2,_ the Whtte Sox . shaded the slammed mto the wall of the i tests they are making of elec· (2-2~ . Milwaukee at C in c I n n at I Indians, G-.!i, t~ OrJOJ~ defr-~t- north chute. tronic timing devices Indicate 3 2 10 Mmnesota at New York- Ar, (night)- Lemaster (2-2) vs. Pllr· ed the Athletics, · • In mJohnson was not hurt but the the wiring of a scoreboard rigo (2-1) vs. Terry 0-2). key (1-2). nings, the Red Sox rallied to car was damaged extensively_ • clock to accurately reflect the , Los Angeles at Boston (night) Thursday's Games d~wn the Angels, 4· 3• and the 1 official time would be more BESF LIGHTEST -Chance (2·1) vs. Lalll8be (3-1). Pittsburgh at Houston (night) Tigers toppled the Senators 5·2· Ironlcally, the accident . oc- practical. i Of tourse. lbJ, Rreft !leW 1V Detroit at Washington (night) Chicago at St. Louis (night) .ianford Blanks Phlllles curred just about the time 1 The New "#>rk Giants were : idea 'liaS d!Signad by G.L engi-Rakow (0·2) vs. Osteen (2-4). Philadelphia at San Francisco J.a~k Sanford blanked the Thompson 's crew was gettmg !hopeful that trade talks for a ! nurs for nw. The 1i1101il ctu• ponents., tuembl!d with IIIDI!eM, (Only game scheduled) New York at Los Ang, (night) ~htllles on f~ur hits to regls~r h1s third car back mto shapt·[ quarterback would be fruitful ltliallle slectronic sriotinc. Tbunday'11 Games (OnJy games scheduled) IhiS fourth victory for the Gi- following an earlier pract1ce ac· durmg the meeting. 1 Detroit at Washington night) Iants. Del Crandell broke up a cident. I' I Kansas City at Bait. (night) scoreless tie between Sanford ., . Los AngelEIJ at Boston Major League Leaders and Dennis Bennett (4-3) when I Granatelll s bard-luck Nov1s I . Pitching . (Only games sc:heule) By United Press Internatinal h~ singled home the first run were prevenled from qualifying I _National _ Le~gue - Manchal.' 1 Nattoaal League I National League of the game in the seventh. last weekend because of me- G1~nt3 ~.(} , Gi~son, Cards l-0_. . 21" w L Pet gb G. AB R. H. Pet. Jim Ray H~rt had fou r of the chanica] troubles but he had Khppstem, Phtls; P~rranoskt, s Fr l &45 ~ Mays, SF 30 114 31 46 .404 Giants' eight hits. hopes that the three powerful Dodgers and Perry Giants, all 1 COLOR p~~ladel~~asco 18 11 iu 1"' Wilia~s, Chi 28109 23 43 .394 Phil Ortega of the Dodgers cars would be ready Saturday 2.(}. . St Louis 19 14 .576 2 Candhas, Cin 31 111 19 37 .333 survived a shaky fifth inning in to snoot for some of the re- A_merican League - P~rro, 1 ' Freese Pitt 21 57 g 21 .368 which the Mets rocked him for maining berths in the 33·l'ar Wh1te Sox 4-0; Bunker, Onoles ; Boyer,' StL 33 129 21 46 .357 three runs ro post his third tri- field for the May 30 race. ~£all, Oriole:~ a~d '<rali~k, ~- I Johnson • Cin 21 55 13 19 ·345 urn ph for. the Dodger!l· · Dick . I f I tans all 3-0 (6 pitchers tied with I But an engn~e n the our ,2-0). Stargell, Pitt 23 93 18 32 ,344 Tracewskt drove In two of the wheel drive Novi blew Tuesday I 1 Kanehi, NY 26 82 9 28 .341 Dodg~s · runs with two of their with Bobbv Unser Albuquerque . Camas . C1"n 3t Ill 19 37 .333 eight hits . off loser Tracy Stal., N.M. at ·the w h,ee.1 Th e car The spmet v· probably · s · was · f nam. v • Torre, Mil 32124 20 41 .331 lard (2-5) and reliever Craig slid ~me 600 feet through . for tovadnm1 pmetu, 0 h ••· MIDDLEPORT, 0. A rf Le And 1~ who rna e rnportant c ang· me can ague erson. southwest turn but Unser man~ · ,· Oliva, Minn 31138 28 54 .391 . The Cubs ka~oed ~rnie Brog- ag~ to keep it from 'hj;jj~;g l '~'""..''ls~d~es~li~g~n~t~n~t~ he:_!'1500s~':_·_.:!===""'""'""'.....""'""'.....'"-"'-~"'-'!-~-""!"""!""""""!"""'""~""'=""''=='""""""""""!:!"'~~ Fregosl, LA 27 95 22 35 .368 lio of the Cardinals m the sev- arwthing. Granate1li said, Freehan, Det 24 82 11 30 .366 enth inning during which he ever. that it would take ~;.~~: I Bre:soug, 8os ao 123 18 43 .350 I yieldec.; homers to Billy Wil· days of baret work to ~ Lau, KC 23 64 6 22 ,344 !lams and Ron Santo and un- the big, eight-cylinder engine Siebern, Bait 30 107 21 36 .336 corked three wild pitches. time for the final weekend Robnson, Bait 30 116 18 37 .319 Southpaw Dick Ellsworth (3-4) time trials. Hinton, Was 33 126 14 40 .317 went all the way for Chicago, ----Marls, NY 15 57 10 18 .316 giving up 11 hits, Including a lookfr.g for someone to frame Jones, Bos 21 59 9 18 .305 homer by Ken Boyer. I Runs Batted In a piGiure, fix the mol, or tune Home Runt AI Spangler's two-run single National L e 8 g u e _ Mays, your piano? The quick and easy NatiOnal L e ag u e - Mays, in the fiftb inning off Bob Giants 35; Stargell, Pirates 26; way to find -anyGiants_ . 14: Howard, Dodgers .Friend of t?e Pirat~s ended tbe Boyer, Cards 26; Howard, thing is in the 12: Williams, CUbs 10; Ailen, Colts· scormg famme and pro- Dodgers 25 (6 players tied with Phils 7; McCovey, Giants 7. vided the margin for Bob 20 ) YEllOW PAGES Ameriean League Colavito, Bruce's fifth victory. Walt Bond · ••. where YOUR. Athletics 10; Allison, Twins 10; hit his axth homer for Houston American Lea g a e - Cash, FINGERS DO THE Ha·n, Twins 10: Killebrew, in the sixth. The defeat was Tigers 28 ; Wagner, Indians 27 ; WAL~lNG. Twins 9; Skowron, Senators 8; Friend's third against the same Hall, Twins 25; Rollins, Twins Held, Indiana 8. number of victories. 25; Allison, Twins 24. '500' RaCiug • Crews Repainng l . NO MONEY DOWN I BRIGHTEST H&R Firestone Store OH ERE 1 HVOTID ~IRUT OP Mil• MAlON MIA ...... a. ..., M"J'u • ......, ,_ ,., ..._ ~ ...., .._ - ... ., - ::":,·.,.-:..• _.. .., • - ..,._ :J..' .:;.,~ i 1 ~ ...._ .., ....... • ·....,_ • .. ,.. .... .a ......... lilt. .......,. ,.., a .... •• suallllfll· .. m..,. DeM& JM.. 1t1 "--~ ... •-. - r • • · ..., , ....., 11 111• .... a. . . . . . . . . . . . . , ·an . . . . - · nt~u _ ••••:A - ,... • ..._ • "uC. =., .:; .': - .. ~ - ._. • • ., be~~'::a :~ynll.ltu =. :.-...:..:-.: ... · ._ """"" ;-:_ ..,.... • ,, V --. ( HtHHT'5 WUHLU "' 'i *Golden Brown Broasted CHICKEN ., • *FRENCH FRIES c *COLE SLAW -- THE DODGE DEALERS CAN'T RISK IT "" •••• CARRY .OUT ONLY- NO COUPON NECESSARY I ' ~- Qffe~$~~d: Wed., Thurs~, Fri.& Sat.-May20ithru 231 We're out to break records! Just like the sales increase record we set last year. And that takes action •.. action cars, action deals, and service before and after the sale. But then, that's the way we like to do business ••• giving folks what they go ,for, at a price they can hardly resist. Take you for granted? Never. And, to prove it even more, we back every sale to the hilt. Before you buy, live ua a try. PU vaccine some Laotian dispatchest~ - leU ~>o,[ of . of tbe Tran N 1 mise for willch personsshowswho llve proIn Kon1 lA's neutralist areas where this disease is 1 in& rouled frotp the Plain of _,I . 1;: .· ''J "., ·:; ,,. .... ,., •. • ! . ,, ~-~·... . R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO• .. -~ .~ · C ~t~,:';,.:':~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~ blool·'~.~ ..I .. ~ I ~ ,. I j 1 I l1 ._... 2o i = newspaper. p-..r.ctz·ce P''ay 1 ~ni!~~u~~ ~!;.:n~ ~ad- =~=-:::·.:~~- • prevalent. n1•ke -- I •·rm aware of the Jilt CFIJCAGO (UPI)- Nash Dow- Ten rule," he said, "but rulee dle '1 bid for an American Foot- . have been eh.anged ~ •"~'• ball Leagqe f!'8llcilise fm Chi- not going to do an)'!IIIJQ: to aot cago appear« ready to !ounde< it changed, but I thinl< ·il will today on his insistence that the happen." team muSt have rights to play ··u I cannot secure Dyche in Northwestern's Dyche Sta- Stadium jn ample time for ..u"L dium, or he would withdraw his expansion Into Chicago," he appUcation, ·said in a .statetnll!:llt in I printNortbwestem must abide by ed brochure sent to league on-8 Big Ten rule, reaffirmed last I ers. " I would withdraw m,-,.. I ~ :n:~:~ 8°~::f~~ tit:~~le said it would be _, sional team for admission-paid 1to AFL Commissioner J oe FOSJ e¥enta, and Big Ten sources , to specify the date _..when . hi said there was virtually 00 I must have rights to Dyche Stachance the rule w 0 ul d be dium or withdraw, He sald M changed. had talked to three ofn!Cials of Dowdle, however, insisted Northwestern, but bad not disthat be believed the majo,ity of I cussed the matter wllh Athletic the presidents ol Big Ten · Director Stuart K. Holcomb. I 0.:: .:!"! ~So am I, not an 01· peCol ~ely 1 (;P 'f10 ..I. ~ 'L 1 crtu:";.. .:..._ Mi. 0 wn e r.'S 7\ T 1 l .J I. tho lui 2, tho 1111011nt ol dlaaf• lD yoor poclA!L So there you an, Mike. Dm'l lose 11 this Umel - ll Dear Helen : You said you weren't a TV columnist, but you did a 11 rigbt on your TW-.1 and Paar· snip bil Maybe you COli loU me why westerns continue to dominale the TV 011 though all the _ INTERESTED SPE!:rATOR !n.t ~ ~ DamagedA .... lui IIIOIIIb. Forlhwlth: Mulllph- -~ 1 by 1 odd '' ,_ P • $, ODd thea 11111111t>11 ,.... a by ... Aller thai llllllrl<t a Nlll odd all tho dlaa(e II your pocttl . - tl.GO ODd add ill. The liMit 2 oumbert In ydUJ' . IIDIIftt obould be your qe ODd ;/=tern j Breves PliO Ahead Lee M and J ° "':!t 'I I 'By Wayne G. Brllllillladt, M.D. I Q -My dociOr says my son may be in a preleukemic stat..e. ! Why can't he tell me definit.ly 1whether thi!! l'S leukemia? A _ The uri)' diapo•ls of leukemia is not simple. Early 1 dldn1 print lllo problem, but lbe llollelo ba..,'l 101 lola' ldde fol ll!llblnl: No I lim ... 11 to No. 1 clllqlltor fnlll colo krJ:er. there 11?,:•tt Ask W f NGS W: j 43-,year-old miracle man of MU." Spahn went out ODd clld waukee and Spahn confessed be again Tueaday night, even to wu greatly concerned himseU. hi! own sat.Wactiolf, when be "Darn right 1 wa~, worried," slopped tbe Clnclllli4U Reds 011 be admitted agalh Tuesday six hits for a f.% ,tctory that night. "You always worry until boosted the Braves · into a tit yoo prove yourself." for fourth place. Imagine 8 :J50.1arne winner The triumpb was the 3S3rd of having tO prove himself? his major league career. :: :!e · j ' 0 day S multlp)flDI ODd oubtiaell•C. """ tMII you odd lllo ....... Ill your pocUI. II JG11 tldl trick. would JGII pleat wr11t 11 qolll, u I loll 1bt oJl&1plD&. _ :.liKE Dur Mike: or '' po. AL!o ·the reusurlng. UDCOll>really Is a HtUe bug be had. pU:tedn!ood guy;bad lillY forSo there's another pc.ssibility. me: , Wll are bora He promised not to make any psyanbo~:- ':te t!u~ ~· to get · more c.dlUDOtion at school, but wb c tc at reason this doesn't solve the problem. ~ -oo:e. jus alkill tbe:. oll. Is Bi11 too imaginative, is be And g , wan lying, or did he really have a tilt! I~f:. orrr~le tema tiD small bug? - WHAT NEXT? as The e;'0 if~ es ; . Dear WN : escape.llf Yret me way peo ~ I'd say BiUy il a perfecUy ~~ ~ bo but !mow , 11 ~ormal boy With ·a big lmagina- from the formula they ttray bon .~no p~rhap8 a HlllBll bug. ta u1ar they don"t1 8 Stop ltorzymg and stop prob-ing. Let " Herman" take his .Ref are tbt flgbtl. final curtain on •. note of my. f ~~~ aev.::n:: ~ stery. Your s~n will 3ppreciate rna ' -and so wtll Hel'DUill,. wber· se· Liston J.:~ he lsi - H. Peabody' lla 1 Clau Dear Helen: eel wilt!1 '"'ng 00 Dtd I r~:ad 1t In your column br:: in living~ ~ SI.)IJU:~bere else about t h t three night. wet. 1 arithmetic problem that goes fak blood • tile tbroogh a lot of sto(f to find ~!her out your age. You do om o sl .;...~;.: . ~dochma, ~attMITb1l TV· er . • 11 May St>Ut L001 b. wilt! to;:"P b\1 It further opeDS tbetr way .to ~7 ~ ~.lite the capture of the Mekong a... for. I loDg limo In ::. :;:::: \ 8 er town of P~ne which 'tiel _ R would have the twm elf~ of cr~. ' lumn Is dedica.t tD new threat to Thailand ram•'! cH'!.- 10 11 , ~and cutting Laoa m two. It fur"~ '""'6• yau:re _, .. ther would isolat. the remal1> iDi kid trouble or jud plain lng bulk of the Laotian army troubls, let Heleo Jlolp YOU. the south and could lead to She will alao weloomo,.... owa chialrilit the carried out at Geneva by Har- We OBked hlm, and be oaid H :r .•.., ,. ''. . Reports From The Capitol 8y DOROTHY KILGALLEN ' I. • By MILTON RICHMAN VP1 Sporto Writer Tear up that obituary on Warren Spahn becau~~< there's 1 lot of Ule In the old geeoer yet. Sil: day1 ago wheq tle wu sheDacked by the Meta, everyone seemed ready to bury the ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May ~0. 1984-! to Ntw York ond denltd that ' ~<hoolll wantod the rule ebanled · - - halfback Paul Hornung was on , and that they would force IUCb the !J'ading blOCk. a change . AU STARS Late Homers Beat Reds ''I Could Use Some Advic-r, l.namp!" ,- ' .-orr,o. MILL .& SECOND STS. ,• . .. .. ' . ' ' c • • • " . " . •• �-- ·--' --· ........ ., . . . .. .._ . ~ . . .... ..,._ • f ( • .... :&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 20, 19M The IJaily Senti11el Late Homers Beat Reds ''I Could Use Some AdviOt, l.namp!" B MIL Y TON RICHMAN uP1 SporU Writer COMMENT ATING EDITORIALLY Helen Help Us! Mr. Khrushchev: Star of the Nile N i kit a Khlushchev has breezed through Egypt like President Juhn ::;on took Atlanta. . According to reportS, not since An· tony barged up the Nile to meet Cleo have the Egyptians given a foreign visi- .' . . '. tor such an enthusiastic welcome . Small wonder, since Russian loans to Egypt, currently totaling $1.3 billion, are making possible the all-important '' Aswan High Dam. upon which the economic future of Egypt depends. Add to this Khrushchev's vocal back· ing of President Nasser's grandiose panArab, anti-Israel ambitions, and the suc- !.l ' cess of the visit was assured. Western, particularly U.S. prestige is at low ebb along the Nile. It was not ............. helped any by the vote of a House comnuttee th~ other day not to give any more money toward' rescuing the ancient Abu Simbel temples, which would bo submerged by the dam. It could be argued that the United States Is being penny-wise and rubl~ foolish again, as y.e were when we fudg- INVISIBLE MAN llej!r Helen: ,.,, teacher sent borne a note today about her son. She said be brogbt 8 box lo ocbool with pencil slulvinp iD II. He told the cblldren "Herman" wu IJ>. side of II, and let everybodJ look only Herman was always und.;.. the slulvlngs. So t h e a Herman "got out" and all tbe lddo were up out of their oeato oearcblng for b1JD and ever'f' thiDg was completel,y dlaorpa. ed out of the Aswan project. All is not black., however. We have learned through sad experience t hat money does not buy fri~nls. Some of those we have helped the most seem to resent it the most. Premier Khrushchev may someday find that out, if he ever makes the mistake of reminding the Egyptians b ow much they owe to him. ized . Sauce for the Gander, Too ; . ' Now hubby can relax in bls easy chair with a clear cf.tlscience :and cite the authority of Dr. Travell tq explain to the little woman that be's only thinking of her health. ed to doing all her life." On the other hand, it will occur to This should be wekome information some men that if womeri can add years for those men whose wives sometimes to their lives by working around the drop hints, s!.Ibtle or otherwise , that thev house, it might be a good idea if they could use a tittle help \Vith the housetried it, too-not to excess, of course. work. i ;' •• • Voice of Broadwav ... reporting ~; • . " ~ \ our prieved one of the important World's Fair amusement exhibits. Otherwise it an actor for quite a long time, and you'd have a hard time coming up with quotes from him or. those subjects. - would have folded Sid Caesar need· ed 21 stitches when he almost severed • • • his left pinky in a freak accident in his ALAN DALI'!'S ·''"W You Want to San Francisco hotel the ol her day . He Leave Me" is selling 20,000 platters a tripped, fell agJim1 the bathroom mirror day It's the first hot record he's had in and cut his hand on the glass. six yea rs Arlene Dahl still hasn't deMary Astor has been signed to co-star with Joan Crawford and Bette Davis in "Hn<;h. Hush, Sweet Charlotte " She'll be do .. ' the role Barbara Stanwvl'k blew Capitol Records' publititY depart ment, which went all out ror the BeatiPs on the ~roup's first trip here. will cool it when the boys return this Summer anrl let the army of independent flarks do the job this time arbund Richard cided whether to reconcile with egtranM ged hushand Chris Holmes or go and seek a divorce The Wire \\-·ell-know piJywright. is behaving obnoxious manner in the local ahead of a in an nightclubs, and he's apparently too scared to do anythin about it. The unforgiveable sin: he talks while performers are on stage Marian ~cPartland will record a jazz album featuring Dottie Dodjen Quine came on rather strong. to put it with the splendid title: "The Back Room gently, at the ''nightcap party" at Dan- of the Strollers or Which One is Sybil ny's Hideaway for Shirlev MarLaine anrt Burton'?" It reportedly cost Allen her guests at· the premiere of "What A Sherman $45,000 to buy back his con· Way To Go!" Mr _ Quine. noted for his lr<1d from managers Ra~: Katz and Bulc~urtship of Kim Novak. dived onto thf' lets Durgom . banquette where Shirley was si tting, Df>bbie Reynolds is sinking some of hwrged her. and told the male columnist her "Unsinkable Molly Brown" salary in· 5;i• ·~ 'le' O"Xt to her , '·Get awav from lo a 3.500-scat theatre-in-the-round in h - • '" The columnist. rom plied . with San Carlos, CaL Nat King Cole, Jimmy commt>nciahle good nnture_ Durante and Johnny Mercer are among • • the other investors . It's set for a Labor AT LE VALOIS the other night. Cor- Day opening One of the unpublished nt>lia Otis Skinner was giving her review stories about the World's Fair com:·erns of "Roar Like A Dove,"' which she 'd just a fight going on between two unions ovseen ;n Boston. and lauding th~ charm of er which is to take care of the air-condi· the show's leading man. Derf'k Godfr('v . tioners. One of t~e exhibit's air-eondition· ''He has the sa me magniturle and hand - ers wasn 't working properly, but the some attractivene!\s th1t Laurence Oliv- management assumed the gentleman ier first showed us when he appean•d who kept strolling by was taking care of here," said Miss Skinner. "Oh, Lord. the problem. On further inspection of those .. Englishmrn do have a wav. with his activities. they discovered he was a th em .JaLk Dempsey's daughter ~emhPr of the opposition union! and he Barbara and her two children will visit was pulling wires Look for he TFX the former champion here in June. warplane fuss to flare up again. Sen. Me· When the Barbra Streisanrl alhum Clellan wants to know why there was a was pronounced the best of the vear at delay in starting, arid also why titanium the Grammy Awards rerenwnie.s. her was vetoed for the Tfi'X, then put into record producer. Mike Bernihr, leanf'd the new A·ll . It will be a headache lor over and said. ''Thank you ." Barhra re- the Defense Dept. Do It TO HIS STAFF '!HAT HE JUST WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO Bt: AT ?HE~ CONIIE A PAL •U PREVAILED··· (ON, YEAH?) .............. ,-- ~ ' , _ by 10. Aller that lllbtriCt 3115. NOEl add .U the cbange iD your pocket UDder ~.00 and add ll&. The first 2 numberl in ywr . ....,... lllould be ;yoor ose and the laJt 2. llle IIIIIOODI ol chanp Ill your p!rleL So there you an, Mike. llcm'l • dential nomination W run with 1and required the removal of aU he ever looked in tbat · President Johnson. foreign military forces from at all. Harriman, who will be 73 Laos. bearing 1 A politi<ian Iyears old this year, is the sui>- The Communists (Russian, .the VIet Nam or Laos liect of a boom for New York Chinese or Laotian) may be would be well advised to state's Democratic senatorial eX4Jeeted more often to violate doggo io this 1964 presidential 1 nomination. It is more of a than 1D abide by any ao~mn campaign, That would go . treaty ~r other .international ble, of course, for 1boom. McNamara's political for- undertakmg to which they put Henry Cabot Lodge whose tunes are securely tied to a signature. So it was in Laos. nomlnaUon for president would events in Viet Nam which he If the United States loses iD. be most notable for repeatedly has visited as a . Southeast Asia the high stakes the Democnts of any neces-presidential emissary. These I game in which it is playing, a sity to defend tile visits and McNamars't publie major contributing factor to the ness so far or the forecasts of u.Jtimate victory loss will be the Kennedy ad- Johnson efforts in Southeast . h h · ifi · ' . . . . . and 8uc ave Jdent ed him mlfliStration Laotian policy BB Asia. I Today's lJiedical Report Wayne G. B11111datadt, M.D. prevalent. , , , otber than lllpirin, maosago • I Q -My doctor says my son heat? 1 may be in a preleukemic state. Q - From the time oUr four A -ContrU'J' to current beWhy can't he tell me definitely children (4 to 14) were able Uefs, pains that occur In the Iwhether this ~ leukemia? to waJk they have suffer evening or at night are almost . from pain in the knees. Jt never due to rbeUIJllltic fever. A -. T~ early diaposit of ly occurs 1D the evening They may be due to flat feet. leukeiRI8 " not simple. Early may waken them from a weak anille.l or muscular SlgDO are varied and are. COJDo oleep. My husband and I "'amn•. In ·~ ab-~ . to otber dise .... I""' W, moo . . many . ases. had ttns as children. Might s usual thirst and frequeney Of 'l'be victim ~Y com~lain of be due to rheumatic fever or urination, diabetes ill wilikely. loss of a_ppelite, vonntlng and diabetes, bOth of which seem U tbe pains persist your cbildvague ~ams m the abdomen. Ai tu run in our families? What ren should havea ~ ephy· the diSease progresses there can . be done for the chiltl""n 1sical checkup. may be weakness and easy fa· T: ~r tigabiHty. The cUneber il the blood count. In leukemia there • 0re1gn ews 9_" m• menfary . is usually an jncrease in the 0 · 0 while blood cells and a decrease in the red cells but ol . e v en greater importance il tbe pretI By F . N *c'..T" sIl uat IOn sIml. }ar·T0 1962 ence ol certain aboormal cell•. U the diagnosis II Ill doubt, the blood smeau should be examined by a cosultant who is an expert in diseases of tbe blood. Approaching -It May be Here I Jaro under heavy '81t8ck <Jomrnunist-led . Pethel Lllo Veil Minh fnrceo and Koog himself s e e k I n g saJ>Ollull')' I 11n011g anti-Communist situation which led it to a11slgn tribesmen in nearby mountalnol troops tu the defense orrhal- to the northeast. sltuatif)n wbich led it to 8118ip Kong Le'a forces have troop1 te the defen~e of Tbal· estimated at 7,cnl men armed land ODd powerful 1mits o1 tbe w!tb American weapona. fever. Wha& cauaes It and what ii the treatment? A -Valley fever or desert fever is caused by tnhallng the fungus, coecldlold... Infection with this organism Is common U.S. Seventh Fleet to the Gulf These events bear a marked m ""'thwestern United Stalel of Siam . ...,.mblance w the cr1111 of and i!l- usually mild. 1n a few A similar situation ~Y.l be J-962. vktllll!, however, it ca\1108 appn>acblng--<>r olreadt here. In May of 19112, Pathel Lio 1 pneumonia-like dileue and And 10 it can be usumed 1nd 'Yiet Minh forces broke 1 may spread to tile opleen, liver, thllt more than the q1101tion of cease-fire with on attack 011 bones. lt!dneys and IH'aln. Alter military and eco!UIIIIic reiJ>. tbe northern town of Nom 'I'Ia recovery, the victim Is usually lon:em1111 of South Viet Nom Five thousand Royalist fot'<..,l hyperoenoltlve to this mold OC<;Uplod Preoident Jobaoon(and fled In panlc wtth their ~:1 which may be cart!~ 1D the air his chief advlsen in tbelr week· In the •angnard and 111 on bot dry days. . , end talkl wbk:h foUowed tbe ,... even bothering to lnf'?fPJ the This senJitlvity may ....Wt in turn of Del"""" Silcretiry Rob- AmoriCOD advlser1 usJped recurring attaclu of pleurily er1 McN.....ra from Saigon. them. wltb effusion (water 011 t h • From Vientiane. capital of It left the Communillll hmp) and I cliaeaao called Laos, comes word lhot lho , open l1llld to lhe Rlv eeytbema oodoown 'llle onlibl· mvlb of neutrality lor fllat oad er and to the border _ . otic, amiJI!oterlcin B, Ulllaliy lltlle country baa ~ .Pillal!ll. · ..,... the acute early attack. w!tb the rout of .tbe i of The lw01' r o n&o.d ' at=~~ U a chro9!< lullf involvemegt G•n. Kollf Lo, blJnaeli a . wJiich. .Verran Knllf Lo's h oocuro, a tl_Ortion <ll lhe lulll coiiK'I... Hille f1aure wbo allo quarlenl now Ia • a! d to may have to be remov..t Ar· ...,. boU.ved In neutralllm. · liven the Commualola tho my !Cienlisto are workl111 011 a See~ - . q<,t . · lire Plain ol Jan and -~=~~ vaoclne which lllows some pro- Laotian diBpalchet~ . of of the nan N I n h 1' mise for persons who Uve In Kong L!!!s nwltalisi fm be-.1whi<h tr'l!il~all1 areas where Ibis cliaeaso Is ' In& routed from tile Plaln <il iJon ·roUte lot · the ·· his m~:~v;:a~:u ~ Dear Helen· You said . you weren't a TV guy; mean' an wme:o guy the Ia 01'· .:u:a areto~ ('f d ;w han!,. :; :m. bb:::•.!em. li"'- JHE DAILY SENTINIEL ... By ua~ted Press Internatloaal Milwaukee American League IPittsburgh W. L. Pet. gb Cincinnati Chicago 16 9 .640 Los Angeles 17 17 16 15 Baltimore 12 16 .429 6Y. 18 12 .600 'h Chicago 15 lS lS 19 .531 .531 .516 .441 1 and walked only one, brought 'I CreWS Repairing dA Damage utos Pro Bowl AII·Star game at Los ' NO MONEY DOWN I New York 16 11 .593 1 Houston 15 20 .429 7 his lifetime record against the Angeles. 1, Cleveland 16 12 .fl71 llh New York 10 23 .30311 Reds tt. 61·26 while evening his INDIANAPOLIS Jnd (UPJ\ , ' Minnesota 17 14 .548 2 Tuesday• 11 Results season's 5 late at 3-3 · A new scale of U.OOO for each 1 · Car owners Mickey Thompson winning player and $700 for j l Detroit 5 15 .500 3¥.. Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 2, night Boston 13 17 .433 5~ . Houston 3 Pittsburgh 1 night Elsewhere in the National . and AnhdaydGartanwatoerlkl! todhadaythtryeir every player on the losing team I Los Angeles 13 19 406 6lfz •chinago 7 St Louis 4 'night League, the Giants bounced ~re-ws r - goes into effect for the 19651 · ... · • ba 1 · ,~ f' t Ia ·tn 3 , mg to get damaged rac~rs . Washington 14 21 .400 1 San Fran. 3 Phila 0 night Ct. IDw If!; P ce wt a "" · k nd f I game. 1 Ka c· · · ' . victory over the Phillies the ready for the fmal wee e o . nsas 1ty 11 19 .367 71,2 Los Ang. 6 New York 4, mght • qualifications for the Memori al I Previously the winners' Tuesday's Results I Pittsburgh et &uston (night) Dodgers squeak~ by the Met&, Day 500-mile auto race at share was $soo and the losers Boston 4 Los Angeles 3, night -VeaJe (2-3) bs. Nottebart (0-5) 6-:'i • the CUbs clipped the Car· s edway received $600 each. Mlnn 7 NY 2 13 inns night Chicago at St Louis (night) dmal:::, ?-4, and the Colts pe · · •thdrew · · · ' ' · pe !ring of 25 consecu wh ed 10 Th e owners ear 1ter Wl 8 Bait. ~ K.C. 2, 10 inns, nigbt - Jackson: (5-2) vs. Gibson (3-0) ~ap c. a . . . Thompson, ~. manag a proposed rule change that Detroit 5 Washigton 2, night Phile:!delphtl! at San Francisco tl~e scoreless mmng~ with a 3-1 get one car quallf1ed last week- I would add a !ixth official. Chicago 6 Clevelan 5, night -Mahaffey (2-2) vs. Marichal trmmpt. over ~e PJrates. end. suffered a blo~ Tuesday Iwhose sole function would have . keeper. Detroit 5 Washl...."6""ton 2• night ('O) I In the Amencao League, the u- . 1 • ed f . in practice when Eddle Johnson. bee n that o/ 1Ime I Wedoeaday's Probably Pitchers , New York at Los Angeles ~ Twms erupt for ive runs In Cuyahoga Falls, Ohif), lost con· : Th~ plan was dropped when Kansas City at Baltimore (night)-Hinsley (0-1) vs. Will- the Ilth to . beat the Yankees, trol in the northt>ast turn anrl l th~ Da11as Cowboys reported ~ 7-2 •. the White Sox . shaded the slammed into the wal1 of the ' tests they are making of elec(night)-8egui (2·2) vs. Pappas hite (1-2). 1 (2-2). Milwaukee at C inc Inn at 1 Indians , 6- 5, t~ Onoles defe~t- north chute. 1 tronic timing devices indicate 10 2 3 Minnesota at New York- Ar· l (night)- Lemaster (2-2) vs. Pur- ' e~ the AlhletJcs, · · In . m- J hnson was not hurt but the the wiring of a ~~eoreboard rigo (2-1) vs. Terry (12) key (I · 2), mngs 'ththe Red Sox rallied to u - . d d h car wa!l damaged extensively_ 1 clock to accurately rE"flect the 18 • 4 3 Los Angeles at Boston (night) Thursday's Gamea _ . . . . ~wn e Ange - • an t e , official time would be more -Chance (2-1) vs. La.111abe (3-1) . Pittsburgh at Houston (night) Tlger~s toppled the Senato:s 5· 2· Ironically, the accident oc-' practicaL 1 Of tour~~. 'J1i~ gl'!lf HW lV Qeflet'af b!M:trk Jilts I pffi!C' Detroit at Washington (night) Chicago at St. Louis (night) .:)aaford Blanks PbUhes curred just about the time I The New '4brk Giants W@re id.so "''~ de1i.!IR6d by G.E. engi· 1tiy!lglrl Blue" pitlllfl mlo 1 -Rakow (0-2) vs. Osteen (2-4J . Philadelphia at San Francisco J.a~k Sanford . blanked the Thompson's crew was getting hopeful tha t trade talks for a ' rtetrJ lQr YOU. The lintSt !:(do Met iO SQUIIf inc~e5 !!!" ponenh, munb~ will! mo4~W~. di11J •• , bri"gs )OU a !Jrirl!ter, (Only game scheduled) New York at Los Ang. (night) ~hlllws on f~ur hits to reglste.r his third car b~ck inl.o _shapt· I quarterback would be fruitful rtl iOOit electronic wi4inf. sharpar, cletrtf imagt 1111n tvtr Tbunday's Games (Only games scheduled) his fourth VIctory for the GJ· following an earher pracl1ce HC · during the meeting. Rnts. Del Crandell broke up a cident. I Detroit at Washington night) Kansas City at Bait. (night) scoreless tie between Sanford I ., . I Lo A 1 t Bost Major League Leaders and Dennis Bennett ( 4-3) when Granatelh s hard-luck Nov1s Pitcbiag t0n1;g~:~:s sche~~) By Un•ted Press Intematinal he singled home the first run were prevented from qualifying .~ational _Le~r CM:ric~~J.' Natioaal Lea ue NatioDBI League of the game in the seventh. last weekend b~ause o( me-- G1~nts 6-0, Ci. son, ar s , . W Lg Pet b1 G. AB R. 11. Pet. Jim Ray H&rt had four of the chanica! troubles but he had l{hppstem , Ph1ls; Perranosld, I 23" San Francisco 2o .s.f5 ' .. 11Mays, SF 30 114 31 46 .404 Giants' eight hits. ; hopes that the three powerful ' Dodgers and Perry G1ants, all 18 11 621 1 Wiliams, Chi 28 109 23 43 .394 Phil Orrega of the Dodgers cars would be ready Saturday 2-0. . . I Phlladel hia st. Lo~ 19 14 ."576 2 Candhas, Cin 31 111 19 37 .333 Sllrvived a shaky fifth inning in to ~n?Ot for some of the A.mer•can P~rro., ----- Freese, Pitt 21 57 g 21 .368 which the Mets rocked him for matmng berths m the 33-car White So.x 4-0, Bunker •. Onoles, ! Boyer StL 33 129 21 46 .357 three runs to post his third tri· field for the May 30 race. 11-,all, Onoles a~d l{rala~k, 1~- , ' . . ~ ians al1 3·0 (6 p1tchers t1ed wlth 1 Johnson, Cm 21 55 13 19 .345 umph for the Dodger~. Dick 1 But an engine in the four 1 · I Stargell, Pitt 23 93 18 J2 .344 Tracewski drove in twf) of the wheel drive Novi blew Tuesday ~ 2·ti). I Kanehl, NY 26 82 9 28 .341 Dodgt::rs' runs with two of their w 1 th Bobbv Unser Albuquerque b bl Camas, Cin 31111 19 37 .333 eight hits <lff loser Tracy Stal-. N.M at ·the wh~l Tbe car edThe ~.met P~08 8. Ytt~as,~rnTorre, Mil 32 124 20 41 .331 la.rd (2-5) and reliev€r Craig I slid ·~orne 600 feet through the . forhotovadnmlmpmrtae1't 0 haenMIDDLEPORT, 0. •A d ·~ lee w rna e po n c ng· A erl Lea m caa gue n erson. southwest tum but Unser man~ . d · 1 the 15009 . ~_'lb,,.,,.,,.,...,...,...,...,...,""'.,.~~..,....,..,..,,.,.,,.,.,.,.,...,,.,.,,.,.,,. Oliva, MinD 31138 28 54 .391 . . The Cubs ka~oed ~rnie Brog- aged to keep it from hitting es lD Its eslgn Fregv-_;l, LA 27 95 22 35 .368 1ho of the Cardinals m the sev- 1anvthing. Granate1li said, bow· Freehar1, Det 24 82 11 30 .366 1 entb inning during which he ev~r. that it would take several Bresoug, Bos 30 123 18 43 .350 1 yield~ homer" to Bmy Wil- days of hard work to rebuild Lau, KC 23 64 6 22 .344 Iiams and Ron Santo and un- the big, eight-cylinder engine in Siebern, Bal.t 30 107 21 36 .336 corked three wild pitches. time for the final weekend of Robnson, Bait 30 116 18 37 .319 Southpaw Dick Ellsworth (3-4) time trials. Hinton, Was 33126 t4 40 .317 went all the way for Chicago, ; ----Maris, NY 15 57 10 18 .316 giving up 11 hits, including a 1 Looking for someone Io frame Runt Batkd In a piqjure, f~ the roof, or tun9 Jones, Bus 21 59 9 18 .305 homer by Ken Boyer. Home Runt AI Spangler's two-run single National Lea g 8 e - Mays, your piano ?The quick and easy National L e • g a e - Mays, in the fifth inning off Bob Giants 35; Stargell, Pirates 26; way to find any· Giants 14: Howard, Dodgers Friend Gf the Pirates ended the Boyer, Cards 26; Howard, thing is in the 12: WiJiiams, Cubs 10; Allen, ~Its scoring fan:"ine and pro- Dodgers 25 (6 players tied with v1ded the margm for Bob 20 l. YULOW P'AGES Phils 1; McCovey, Giants 7. American League - Colavito, Bruce's fifth victory. Walt Bond .•• where YOUR. Athletics 10; Allison, Twins 10; hit his sxth homer fnr Houston American Lea g a e - Cash, FINGERS 00 THE Hail Twins 10; Killebrew, in the sixth. 'The defeat was Tigers 28: Wagner, lndla,ns 27; WALKING. Tw~s 9; Skowron, Senators 8; Friend's third against the same Hall. Twin! 25: Rollins; Tv. ins 125; Allison, Twins 24. Held. Indiana 8. number of victories. = '!1!.:., HtHHU WUHLU ', . .' ... ·'. r ..· - re-- I f' •I WHERE I . • ( I '• t ' • I' . t ~ '· ! I OH • i I I j I ~ ·, BfSf ' I 1 it I BRIGHTEST f ....... I COLOR CONSOLE t:e•gue - I -:--- ° c H&R Firestone Store :_ _ • • _____ _ ERE • • • • • •• ' fi r.nce That lately. hal ::.. -:::-:.. -:....- : ".:;..: been cie...,.trated 1D he all. ..._ - ,' '. •• : . ..'" '" 1 1 :!" • .. ,... ... • ••-. •••=• ..' • =- .... ... 1,! the I . tiii ihe .:tt:!., 0 I· '500' Racing • I :e there C•••••· d1e 's bid for an American Foot- have been chanted ~ore ."I'* d ulhhlolll' to .ball League franchise for Chi- I r.(){ going to o an,. ...~,. •~ cago appeared ready to founder 1 it changed, but 1 think it wiD today on his Insistence that the happen ." team must have rights to !-'lay '·J~ I _cannot ~ure Dyche i1~ Northwestern's Dyche Sta- Stadmm m ample time for AFL dium, or he would withdraw !1'i.s I upansion into Chicago,'' be appUcation. Isaid in a statementleain . ~ Northwestern must abide by ed brO!hure sent to gue owna Big Ten rule, reafflrmed last ers. "1 would withdraw my pe- Lee Maye and Joe Torre each homered In tbe eighth off NEW YORK (UPIJ-National l " report !bat Coach Allie March, prohibiting use of lacil· l tition:' rookie Sammy Ellis 1o put the FootbaJ! League owners wil! be Sherman had the inside track ltiel of a member by a profes· Dowdle said it would be up Braves ahead after the st:ore asked to dig deeper into their on Green Bay's reserve signal sional team for admiss io~·paid lo AFL Commissioner Joe Fos.s had been tied at 1·1. Rico Carty ''Why doo'l you start uJIIer 10 club's treasure cbest.s today for caller Zeke Bratkowskl went by events, and Big Ten SOIJrces to specify the date when he you won't have to slide?" a player pension plan and an the boards when Packer Coach said there was virtually no must have rights to Dyche Sta· connected for Ule Braves' third bomer m the contest ln the increase In exhibition game 11al- Vlnce Lombardi &nnounced that chance the rule w 0 ul d be dium or withdraw. He said be ninth off reliever Jobn Tsitourarie:i from $50 io $100. second striDJ!: quarterback John cbanged. had talked to three officials of 3'h Is ;~ne C~ordyin~er:~tohomf The ownen showed their Roach wu retiring. Dowdle, however. insisted Northwestern, but had not di• 0 0 3~ ~ . ~b mcy e m I charitable side Tuesday when Lombardi said he had no in· that he believed the majority of I cussed the matter with Athletic 4 I e run · they voted to increase the play· tention or aeauns: matkowskt the presidents of Big Ten Director Stuart K. Holcomb. 6"h: Spahn, who struck out sl:l: ers' shares from the annual ~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;_.~~;;;.;~~-~-~~~-;.,;-;;-;;,:;;;;;::,- LIGHTES1 psy bol t... ~ : - t thVI ge · wh c ogJCa . 8 t ~ reas; gOO:e•u: al ~ · on: And th b!OCI!. 1 ps. ,! I trading 1 pllAI~tb~ea!S":,f, ~ m~~ e a change . I ··rm aware of tho Bit CHICAGO IUPII-Nash Dow· Ten rule," he ..W, "but n11e1 ~ill: I columnist. but you did a II right on •our TW-3 and P ar. . ' a snip bit. Maybe you can teD or .J ~ I' r • •re honor::~• ~ t W te 8 ~e;oll es I"l1l ~ • ret to ·~ it isn't e 00 ~ if they ttr . from th - fo~ they do 8,~ 8 ta eular . 5 A~l:er. an IN tl. Reformers aever ~ fesaiona! ~ TV tern lilak tt' -and so will HerDWl, wher- se· ~eston ma&.,- ~ ';: he is! - H. Mia, ~eabody'a bauclq Clau . Helen: . com ared wltll btlro tnucklo Did I r~d it m your columa bra!b ID living tolar t lellt svmt~bere else about the three ni 1Nek. ~ the problem tbat goeJ fake real 111 a lot ol stu(! 1D lind Another lliee ...... ' 011 1!111 your age. You do I om e slee t.brclu~ !~lld"b" ute pwestefhfab:r-:.i~ lf1dodochlna. beat 'l'biJ TV-to-sleep ~~ : May Split La~ ve · b. wltb · like It further opens Lhe1r way .to mry ~!.u:m, :nma:e~ the captW'e of the Mekong R;lv- ~ fC:·aloog timt ill pUe trtbtt 8 er town of P~oe which critic~ _ R . · would have the tWlD effect of .' ~~.t poolng new threat w Thalland Th~ column Ia dedlca... 18 . Laoe: UJ . t wo. U fur- .family. "~· 10 If ~··hav• and cutting ~- .... lher would isolate the remain- mg kid lnlubie • juat pllia log buli of flle Laotian army trouble, let He1ea Btlp YOU. the south aad could lead w She will also . . . - ;yoor on the fall of Vientiane. the ad· amusing ~. ~ mmistrative capital of Laos. Helen Boltollo ..,.. ,!II llllta.. So for the United States 1111· oewipaper. ?!her moment of trutb coold be ID the maklng. ·· For Thailand tbe situation is DIVOTID' TO INTIIIIT OP made doubly dangerOU! by thr MlfGI MAlON MIA fact t h 1 t ita northeastern pia· .....,. , ..., , . .... teau bordering Laos tradi,....., y_.·tw, ...., t1ona11y Is the poorest ODd the .....,_, - ·most. opeD ID Commwus •. t lnfll· .., ., - - • - - IJI ••• trauon. By descent Its penple ..._ h$f.;r ...., ..... ""J' • ' are Lao rather than ·n.ai and llllt. • ..,... , . _ n ....,,_ therefore more subject 1D lnftu- ., ence by events in Laos than in Bangkok. •••U*• ,., ,_. When the Geneva agreement leX' aw ....,.. -.. ,. ~ for a neutral LB. "fiaS reacbed ......... , . . - · ... , ... 1 l>woO . 10 in the -Geneva <ioalereac of 0' . . . . J96Z, It wu agreed by the West ~·! ~ that Its succeoa would depend ..... o1o the Soviet Union and Ua _ ...... ~Red China • .__. ·...,.. ..., •m. By PIUL NEWSOM UPI Fomp News AIUtl~ It wu about tbit lime tn Q -My aepbow. i, hila bNn wbtn tbe United Stalel oo diagocsed as hllvlng vall"f Itself In the midst o1 0 . having tO prove himself? Ntw York ond denil'd <hat ' S<?hook wanted tbe .rule chmJtled 1 ther be's pulling a fas~ one at . school. And I'm wondering 11 Dear I.S. . (So am !, not ao 01· . .th pert analyst). he needs a sess1on Wl a PlY~ Col bel cblatrlsl BY LYLE C. WILSON In the public mlnd with the carried out at Geneva by Har· We osked him, and he uid II Unite' Press Interoadioaal U.S. Viet Nam effort. / rirnan. rea11y iB a Httle bug be had. It is the misfortune of a cou- There cou1d not be a less de- l As a New York candidate for So there's another possibility. GEORGIA BROWN, the lightning· plied, "That's my line, because you did ple of Johnson administration sirable identification for a pol- . the Senate, Harriman would be He promised not to make any bright star of ''Oliver :" is close to .sJgn- it. 1 Jove you" ... Cassius Clay seems to big shots that their political itician unless it be Harriman's j vulnerable to aU of the bad more c...mmotion at schoo1, but lng a $2-million deal with Seven Arts be avoiding serious romantic entangle- standing with the voters must identification wth the debacle news from Southeast Asia, of this doe.,qJ't solve the problem. Productions. Jt would involve nightcluh. ments. He escorts chicks to the late spots, depend on events in Southeast in Laos. Harriman was the which there has been and will Is. Bill too. Imaginative, is he Asia where the future for all U.S. representative to tM 1962 continue to be plenty. So would lymg, or did be really have 8 theatre, movie and recording engage- but never dates the same girl twice. , Americans is no beUer than 1Geneva conference that made McNamara be a patsy for bad small bug? - WHAT NEXTT ments MemhP.rs of the Rockefeller • • • a deal with the communists on news from Viet Nam. Tbe Dear WN: family say Happy wlll present the GoverMARLON BRANDO on the soapbox: dubious. These two big shots are DeLaos. The Kennedy administra- Democrats of New York state I'd say Billy il • perfectly nor with their first -born the first week "As soon as you become an actor, peopfense Secretary Robert S. Metion thought it had found a will need to look elsewhere for ~ormal boy witb 8 big imaginain June Juliet Prowse , onee "eng<~g­ le start asking you que-~ions about poliNamara and W. Averell Harriformula for peace. Fourteen a candidate to lick Republkan lion aoa TJt:rhaps a small bug. ed" to Frank Sinatra. is on the verge of tics, astoroloogy, archaeology and birth man , undersecrtotary of state nations signed the accords Sen. Kenneth B. Keating. So, ~top worrying aod atop probannouncing that she has bl:'en the secret control." (or political affairs. McNamara which set up a three-way gov- too, will LBJ need to look etse-. ~· Let :·Hermaa" take bia bride of Nick Navarro. a dancer in her Try again. Marlon. It's when you benow is the subject of a boom ernment of pro-Communist. where than to McNamara for a final curtatn on a. note of my. act, for i.1uite some time An 11 t h- come a Branda that they start asking you hour loan from a trig New York bank re- those o;:uestions. Spencer Tracy has been for the Democratic vice presi- neu~Jist and rightist elements 1964 running-mate if, Indeed, . stery. Your soo will !ippreclate stopped tbe Cioclnntti Reds on six hits for a 4--2 ,-ietory that boosted the Braves ' lnto 1 tie for ~ourth place. 'nle triumph was the 35lrd of m me why westerns continue to g~ne along wdb the g~. Now dominate the TV scene eveD I m not sure whether Billy real· though an tbe erltles pan them. ly takes Ibis seriously, or wile- _ INTERESTED SPECTATOR Reports From The Capitol 8y DOROTHY KILGALLEN ., ppose My bus.t and bas played this gamt! With our son' ev~r since be was a tod<ller (be • SIX oow). They go cbasmg Hei1IWI all over tbe bouse and , aU .' we ve hill own IIBtilfactiolf. when he j liD · halfback Paul Hornung W<~!i on and that they would force IIUda i multlpl)'ina and ouhtroeitn(. ood !beD you ad4 tho cbange Ia your pocket. U yeN ....., lbia trlcl;, would you p1ea1o write 11 osaiD u 1 Jolt tht cllppiD&. Doar Mite" ...... tho p<Oblelll, 1 didn't · ,._ but llle -~~ baveo't ptlaur lddo 1m oolbln8; No I loll It to No. 1 daugbler tram .... lege IIIII 11111111h. Forlbwlth: Multiplj your ago by 2, add S, and tbell mulllply your aDo Kennan Ia atlll ''loooe" a b e says, ...: aU anyono baa to do Is say, "Loot, lhere'o Herman on you," and the kids go wild. Fuu'o fun, she uyo, but abe wants me to bury this Honnan mytb once and 1m' .U. It' 8 Well 1 su 18 ulL lose it this time! - H. According to White House physirlan Janet Travell , the reason women Jive longer than men on the average is because "a woman never retires. She keeps on doing the things she's bet!n accustom- ! was greatly concerned hlmseH. ..Darn right I was worried," be admitted again 'l'llesday night. .. You always worry untO yoo prove yourself." Imagine a 350-game winru. r w;:•tt A sk 7\TD'L f't' l f .J:' Owners 0 u ,·k e P rae t lCe .rntay f 43-~ear-old mlracle man of MD. Spahn went out and cUd It waukee and Spahn confeased be again Tuesday night, even to Teu up that objtuary on Warren Spahn becauSt. there's I lot of Ufe in the old ~eezer yet. Sis: days ago when he was sheUacked by the Mets, everymed one see ready to bury the Da1Jy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 20, 1964·3 AU. STARS \' *Golden Brown Broasted CHICKEN *FRENCH FRIES ,. c THE DODGE DEALERS CAN'T RISK IT 1111 •••• *COLE SLAW CARRY .OUT ONLY- NO COUPON NECESSARY I '• . Q~erGo~d: Wed., Thurs., Fri.,&Sat.-May20,thru 23, We're out to break records! Just like the sales increase record we let last year. And that takes action ••. action cars, action deals, and service before and after the sale. But then, that's the way we like to do business •.. giving folks what they go _for, at a price they can hardly resist. Take you for grant,•d? Never. And, to prove it even more, wo back every sale to the hilt. Before you buy, &ive us a try. .J .w,nntry Restaurant R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO• MIDDUPOlT, o. 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BONUS 10.1 Cans Chef Roberto Pizza Appian Way Pizza F 1 1 1 Harrisonville News Notes TOTAL 1112 Won 3, Won 2 Lost 1 Crnw·s Steak HousP !I:)Jet\t Mr ~- here. recently at tlw home of Mr . and Mrs. HL•nry Wagnn. er twer · Mr. and .Jirs Clair Wagoner and Mr. and Mrs. Johfi Gillogly Mfs :; rarP Carr's vis it nrs on Mother 's Day wt>re ,1/l rs Cha r· le~ King of Chester 3Jirl CharldPne and also son, Ernt.":'>l Crr, and grand,o;;on, navi s, Pomeroy . Mr. and Mrs. (:arland Mayes Mt . were dinner guE'~hl of 1725 Fallotalleh.. 0 . Bostitk Mr. and Mr ~ Phillip~ nr nf>Rr S Wippel M. l.en.w S nowv illt~ . Rf'V ' Bl '1 Mr!!i Rarnharl ra llttd i S. 8attPI " on Mr. IHlrl Mn Afldman Sun• Hsndlr!t):l A. tlvans 4l1 370 405 L. Spradling 440 A Gi\berl M. Hoffman 330 361 Handicap Total 303 an 416 231 17!! To! a\ da y • Mr. and Mr11. Chat'llfl ,Jflt\~1 ' Wn• 1 t.oo1 I anfl Mr. nnd M r~- Heht\1 er ""''noe~llh• "'ngfe•t at Pml Ind . High Gam• - ll, Nlerl, Chapt'l Sunda)' night. · 11&. Mr . ano M" . Roilort JoW@Il \ Ind . Hli~ ftetlo! - D. Ni@ll, entert~1i11rr on Mntherl" DA~ ; 1 4~. Gue<IS i..cludrn Mr AM Mrtl.: ToHm ltlgh Oam• - K & e. Glen ,Jewell , Mr; N@llirt! 'l'rl• tJoWi!lors. 114!. \ c:o,·. aml Mr:;. Jewetl'l ptl'!hts -.'team High Sf"ri~.>~ - Davis Mr _ nd Mrs Virgil Atkin: and Warm·r . 1753. Mr. and r..1rs Frank Hallidav. Mr. and M". DI!VI~ Hind• fir lllnmeh'i 'tll•t!diy UAtuo Z;~nesvillt> qtJflhl a w~k end Ml)' T, tM4 with their rlauJ(hter. MI'M ODRI \ Tt!lftl NO, & Markin~ anrt a nephPW Mt. arid ] 8 . Lith J80 Mrs. Larr~ Hinrl-" and daugh- E. Roush 42-lt lE'rS. Tamara anrl Tracy Lynn. Roush WA•ofi· l I • and ~~~tt-~ -in-law , v. M.-s. T h e o ---~ Station 33!1 1'7!1 8, H.,nn TotAl tltw It r~~t~tf . ltllty t• llttlt cl•an and •anitary, List Price $1.91 . mentt. Non .. drip pour• ina, with ped•stal base. Colorl; Orange, Lemon anti Lim•· Lisl Prl" BEETS Sl ,lt, ~oa.$ .. (VI~o ~ Pile• tan I " Lll. OHIST i>attleo. F.-itl l~oU wltll ltlltlllllftilt. l.lat Price $1.~9. .fuAtle IVAHS Cheese Evans Law Prill • Y'o•r • Ghoial . '~ u .... toll,........... ........ - . . ill•rfu 8 t:.~LJ~.:-~ 14:·. ...,.. t.tw .... ...... ·. ' r ......• p, tflmns o, llurdette .... tl, ClnrM A. Nea~e V. Collins Handirap ., 'l'otnl Wnll t, Lollt I Tfilht C. Ba«!hOO E . Searle!!! P. Weiker m BHnd -- - - - · N~ 3 441 43~ - 2. - . ' ., ~10 -. 38 ll•n .- tlelth 49 ftiAS"'" · 1·*· - •I • :~. iYAffS ' - 6\lbo"<l•.· Betty Crocker - ·' - ' 'to. " . ~r, ~ ., While- Y~llaw~De~lli Food-leOton Velvet s Lllls uo nnd< \S ,OiJ to 1!,110; Ugtlt Wit. 1!.1\0 to ls.JX\ , Cotnlnlm !O.oO to l! .\10 . 1'oday Is Wl!dnesdlly, Mty til. the 141 <1 day of 1964 wit~ Itt to follow. Edts 2 29 fer FLAVORFUL petldl!d br llill ·llod onl-lhlll••nd N~oes libo pal'liclpateol lh •Jio-lno. Athougllt lor tho day-.\• lhdt' only pb.Oleol ttatureo <If lho wurld lltot ate at tbelt lieot from the olr. • SOAKY ., 2 ~= 33 loth l\ould ' Anne - • Llndbet'lh "'ld: "R1vera. ,wltaJii 11re lho 36 ..... lh 1812. Presklelit Llfttloln llij(n<!<l Into lliW lhe H . Af't JU'DYidin~ 100 mlllkJh tiCites of rree lind to ~tum n the c. ·AJAX ~· 11M in Spoiil, In 19(12. CUba lleoame a ,... pbbll< as AmerlaiH llli<lllllllUon t'Aftlt' t.o on end. 11 l n 11163, th! Sltpreltl! okaY~'<! sit-in del11011lltrtt-. Btrrttinghatn, "la;, 8Chbol• lill- CUCUMBER! 47 The moun iA apptoBChifig lts full phase. 'rhe motulns ttflt' Is S.tlitfl1 The eveninM star Is \'tmUI. On this day In hiBtoty 1 lil 1500 , Chri.,opher IJallihiiiUI W st. Laundry Dete111ent ' - l!lwes li Iilii to 5.00 ; Buck• a.oo to 8.1\0; FBI Wel~tt! 4.00 1<1 10.00. 1, AMB8 - 'l'tJP• 110.00; liMo tans . 3 =.33 ., t •I : ·- t' I c • • • • ... . - . F'at Sheep 4.1\0 to 10.001 011111 .... ' 150; not enough fresh recei pts to test trade ~liFtEr ~~u~~~ ' S h e~p. 1" 10.\111, 8tllck Ew.. UO to •.• VEl.•O-MA1'1C C~o , Around 250 head U.S. 1·2 20Q22~ lb barrows and gilts 15.85; m~<ed 1-3 180-2:10 lb 15.50-15.75 , 2-.12:10.2 50lb 5-15.50, 250-290 lb 14 .25-\5, 1·3 275-350 lb sows ,,. 13 .50, 350-41\01 b 12.25-13, 2:1 41\0 5501 b 11.7512.25, SS0-61\0 lb !1.5&11 75 , boars mostly steady at 0.50-10.75,f ew head under 250 lb 11.25-1 1.50. 10.1\0 lo 13 .1\0 , Bull' IMO to 19.1\0; Milk Cows 8{].00 m 175.00. \'llAL CALVE!! - ToJI!I 39.8111 Serllnd• 20.1\0 to 11\.1\0; Meditllft ib.\10 lo 14.1\0 ; Coin. & HY!. !&,• lo 28.1\0 : CUll• 16.00 to lUll. ~ONG GREEN ~ Hogs: 221\0; bulk receipts mlJI. ed grades 190-260 lb barrowS abd gilts, sows around three per cent, barrows and gilts moder· ~ t ely active, steady to strong, mslance~ 1~15 cents higher; steady to strong. 12_00 to 15.50; Canners CAKE MIX ' i HOGS - 175 to 220 tbs. IUO to 15.001 220 to 250 lbs. 14.60 to 15.1\0: Light 14.1\0 to 15.!10 ; I'Bl 11.00 lo 13.1\0; Sla§s 12.00 to 14.1\0; 8-1(1rs 8.1\0 to 12.001 · IV Pigs 60.00 to 80.00; Shoots 5.00 to 14.00. CATTLE - Steers 14.00 to 20.00: Heifers 14.00 to lt.50: Boby Beer 181\0 to 23.1\0; Fit PASCAL CELERY GREEN ONIONS KlAn DllUMi PLOliiNT . . sa~ Gallipolis, Ohio, PKd. MI~D, loa1!27 ··IUOID dHIEIE 12-oz. pk•. ·s·o .,. ..... 49 lo• to 11\ot!lo age choice llO().IIl!!i lb!illullilttef' stee1'9 20.50-21, most gOOd ltJto 1175 lb 17-20, small !Clio cllotef 75()-1150 lb heifers 1!1-!UO good 17.50-18.50; stabdard 1ti:Iii.5tl, 1 feW Utiltly 9, COWS [4).\$.59• bulls 19-18, vealers welilt "' lower. choice 25-28, gOOd 22•2;, standard 19-!2. pkg . G·OZ. ~ . .,.ak, SUturday , May i6, 196C SALES REPORT 01 Ohio VaiJey Livestock ce. eliiimlOO ·' SNOWY BLIACH Now lhru Sal., M.,v 2Jrd C:IIS" 'tiNDER st .I , ttn•~ ·ILEACM . . . 39 ,•.•.. 43 CORN MARDIRIIIE 71 Pk. 39 .... . , FISH STEAKS W!lh tl•l• c~up~n ond purchoo~ of '16 <». b~~ TINDEl !WI!I!T auMtll'tNI .... PINK LADY lb. Cattle, 500. caJvei: !liD; gooll to low choice slaugbler sleeh, heifers mostly Iii Sliiilf lilta made up oolk rec@lpls, eoiii around seven per cent; fel!der catlle scarce : slaughter slow, weak lo 25 oenlo lower· ' heifers steady to OOWI bulls steady. • THE ALMANAC By Uhlted pte,. litiOt'IIIIIMdl AlWWHT 431 c&l PltCI DONUTS· ~-· ~..tvrr~· LlQUID AJAX 416 a~V8l~o I MvolltiHh . katlt IVANI.~ BREAD 2142 1-Jiild!<. Za nesvillf'. be able tt. come home from the I P. Mullen 114 Calling on Mrs. Oasa Mark ins ' hospital. Handicap 21" S.:nday were Mr. and Mrs. Ken- 1 Mrs. John Blackwood and !on 1 Total 1eth Markine of RAclfie 1 n d llilftlld •~rt !llllsl8 o! Mr. lftd i Willi J 1 lAst I Miss Thelma Mochto•l and Mrl , Mtl. G~~ lloltn. ' ltlll, liiMh Game - L. sprld> l'auUne Markins. 1\u!IAhd. Mr. atld Mt!. J~~> SA)Il'e And ling I!! Mrs. Theo Hinds was a guest \ Timmy and Mr and Mrs. Dor· I Ind. High Series - C. BIC'!hlf Mrs. Elsie Haning. 1sey Jordan and children spent ner 4~ Mf, an41 Mts. ltuiM!t\ Welsh a SUnday with their fathlf, Da- 'hill\ lllgh GAdlf ~ Fli!l(>t. are Mrt- as guest!; or their par- na Turner Sr., at Harrisonvill~ . er's Service Station 760 ent.s. A turkey dinner was enjoyed. Team High Series Team . .l&rJ. Kenneth Welsh will 1000 -Mrs. Job Slolll No. 3 - 2175 I CREST TOOTH P 3111 427 120 ly-Tho• 43 lb. pkg. Cindy lira......._ Mtllly Wtv • lnlllltrt :t,·o ·"· '' 4:18 Cod Fillets Foltvtl Y1111 "'..! '1" iotex Feminine lapkint-Save 44o . \ .... , Kleenex J!~..! 59 424 344 •11 Mobt · Fruit Drink ~:.:;:· . FANCY • Pickle & Pin1.: .. : o • Liver Cheese 0 . S. Gov't. Inspected sty!• ..... IOOTM TASTY LOIN Bologna 35 Hunt's Tomato Juice 34 ~: 89 Kraft's May.-hnaiae ~; 69 Hunt'• Tomatoes :~: - 4 .!~ '1 Libby's Pork & Beans 4,;:: s1 F&P Cut Green Beans 6 '03 s1 F&p~rll.t.. . · nl ,...,,h 6 a!~: 1 Yosemite·P. -1 6 toj s1 FA-IRMONT ~ ...1 diW ~llf· -·•tt /'".1 llt!lfths Mill. sWlft•l mMIUM White FluH C:herry 11 •\lt. Ilk ..... ol••, 2093 z &U~ ' IeAlA 1 BOLOONA 33 3 lbo. COOLER •• !!19 135 Wno I, IAit tlol•tt. Llthlwolo~t. ~ ... ohlt, wnt net lbitMt. mll- :DECAITER Won t, IAit l Nt\11 Vorl tltllhlol HG~ot J . Waltt'lll 4111 R. McTurner 385 J . Warner 191 n, Woll 171 M. Murrtoy Antle ••••• O•n I a-qt. I ROASTING CHICKENS ,_ :.!v EVANS U. 5. Cov't. Inspected SWIPT'i PREMIUM TliNIIiiA GROWN ll. S. Gov't, lno~acteol LEMONAD· E . Now t~ru Sot .. May 2] , ~ MEATS 19 lb. Graduatlll mI a • uH• 21~ Hlndlrop CORN COO~ER !pout lft "'~· Iii' • to~ '~:·18 EYji~NS INSTANT COFF!E Luncheon HAM Split-Broilers Mlnuhl. M•lll - Plein, Pink K•rMI Golll'" CUI u.-breakable Gallon CUT 455 :llffi em Yosemite j!J2j Fltl~hel's S.l'vlt'f 374 c 36\i 310 313 330 237 Tot@ I ] Woft o, l,o<t ! 1753 TRIPLE PLAY BUILD-UP SPECIAL ••• At vouR Eviil·s--·surEaliiEi == = . • 370 Blind Hand icap !Ill J • Hy••ll J. 1 Johr. Stou L M~!! . Ol,.nn Maye c, and children Vi!i:ited hPr pan•ni R, [ I Lost 6 I ~ndhtark P . liiiikano M, Hanhaho I. Couch Watnet Total ~1rs . · Won I Lo•t 1 Vernon and f ~ lfln Mav~~ I, 364 363 192 Total Won I I.Al!<it I Dabll A. Nease I , Gil more P. Ingf'lS C Bachner HiJndicap I 40 S. Parsons Handi1·ap Oue~;ts of 398 R. Vaughan L. Seyler P . Young Dana Welch a week Pnd at thrir home Ml' . and LEMONADE'.~~= Prince C : e~lln U $. Cov'l. ln•~O<Iocl Wil~ thio Coul)on $129 3-lb. Ctan CANNED .~...~·· .. -wSta and purohote of 10-cu,. jar MEAT Swift's Premium U. S. G6V't. lnspectt.: SWIFT'$ Plt;MIUM TllNI:I&R OROWN U. S. (]ew't, ln•l'•cted Spiced ' LUNCHEON ·~· 79 hl 27 lb. 50 Uno stock : Scattered Swift'1 Premium - SUNbAT STYI.E, !ION!L!SS, ROLUD .....10 O•ick Maid Waffles I lb. EVANS SUPER TRIM-SWI~T'S l'kiMIUM U. S. Government lntpeeted BEEF ROAST Swift EVANS Cut Up FRYERS $ Trim - Prt1111um U. S. Go~..-nm•nl Ih l~d Gro1md lee! Q, IJrOtJnd C hu~k NOW nnt.o ~A T .. May 13id. AT A,_T Swift's 'reftlluttt-T•ndot Ctowft-U. S. Oowetn"'elll IMpetted ROYAL ao11ue J.w Stamps hano S"''"' u. I. Co•'\ uva• 'o CINCINNATI (UPI) - 3 Lbs. Or More '"'"'"'"~ WHOL! CHICKEN ~ ··~ Market Report Grode A ARGO - ', Frlcloy ond loturdoy lo30 AJA. to lo30 P.M• fRYING ry ~. ;;. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. of pUIWHASlllil NO't 'i'O ii«lt'tiDil M'ililO R\ili>UtU CARD ,.,.... r .......d Menday thru Tht~rtd.ty Quantity Rights Re!erved 4l-ct. • 1 to Llllllt Quontities No 3 ON &AMI $10 PURCHASE, returned ' A Mill It,. oNLY OWliONUS BUILD-UP CAkD 140NOkiD School. 1 .' Mlddlo,.rt BOWLING l ., ~"'\ Triple Stamp Bonu* iluild•Up Rules Clr• Simple: 1. With $10 pl.rchase or more, you rfteive 100 extro S&H Stamps. 2. Your Evans coshler -:-;ill storn p dthis GCICrddonGo eo'h w~ek for your roonus 8uil ·UP re ot. 3. After 6 coMetutlve wolk' of purchail!$ of $10 or more, you will receive an additional bOnus of 600 l!ree S&H Stamps. GET YOURS Ml'. C. H. Jones has been to his home on 8. 1'hirt.t-av frDrtl Meigs Gener-al Hospital where he has be~t'l The Kyf3N Creek l-lig! ~chrml new ofrir<?r~ ate : president, AI· I a patient for several weeks. l<('yf'ttP Club, the only Key:.:-He 1ict- Duncan; vice-president, VickCiuh in tllf' slate of Ohio. i~ ie Thomas ; secretary, Sue Ann 7 S · J A aponsored by the Gallipolis Buck lPy : treasurer, Suzan FareUJOrS n rea thapt.r ol Kiwanl• lnl.rnallon- 11ner. They will !Ill the vacancle~ , Enlist Ill Arlhy AI . left by : Pres1dent Jean An n 1 Seven high school seniOrs (tom 1 The Kyger CtT~I:'k Keyette ' Pla_ttet : vice-pre!liden~t Sandn this area ha\li qualified for \tarClub wa~ •t-ga111~ed. In t h e I Ka•l : secre tary . ~lnda Obrtlen. ious assignments in Regt.Ilar Ar·l sp_rnt~ or _1959. Th~ purpose. of l!r ; treasur~r . Alice Ouncan. my and w\ll enlist dJter grB.duth t!' rlut- IS to develop service, Faculty adv1sor is Mr s. Huber , ation. learler~tll~ , _character and sch- • Fulton. ntey are SCfitt LDgAh, Jatnes . olarshtp tn 1ts members. Daniel Foreman. Loren WeSley Th~ Kyger Cree-k Keyette Club Ru~ sell and John Ste\rel1 Lance ~eld Its fl~al meeting on. May 13 , 1. from North dallia; Ropr CUror tile gchool Yt>Sr 1963 - 1004. tis Miller fr'otn Ky~er Creek Prniecb nf lhe ~lub for t~e p~sl . May l, 11164 I James Redmond Tredway from year were ~eviewed which . mFtlrndl~ 'riiH~t'h Hannan Trace. and Sleven Kelc\11d"d · C hn stma~ decoratwns M. Bacon ty Little from Middleport. 277 al o..:t'hool: -~other s _ Ma~ch tor I D. Obttl> !T TI1ese young men havt! cbm4 Ptlllo . 2 ~ndll:' Hawkins Dance ; D. Niefi pleted physical and mental tests 484 a tea for new m('mb~rs, mo~h- 1 p. Ctll IM 345 and I:J.WIUilfl!d. ftlr Ulflr ~hOlt!@ ftt 1' . s. ·,1,. alu. mna. : sf'rv1ng a . dm.- 1 120 assignment and will be trained Handicap nf'r ror Ktwams and K1wam- Total in their desired field .1rter basic 1653 mnA: :: parll' at !.heChildren's Won Lost tta.JtUftl:. 1 1 2 !lome; a donation to the SenKeitn Gobi~ Ford High school graduates who n J•lass luml : a UmkJ States N. TPaford like to get tlie tta.itUhg in thl! 408 F'l~~ for the school librar~·: M. Wisecup I jOb 6f their choi~! •In be t~t- 1 se1 vmg as usherettf",; at school , JGS ~d lind know in advance wHat o1 ·ttvitit:~ ; and a part) at the L. Beegle ~! their qllallficatioft at'!. hnrn» o1 lh~ir faculty advisor, E. Sy\vt'ster Sgt. Kenneth 0 . Judd. local ArM I"!t Huber rulton. Handirnp 1~~ my Recruiter. stated that vol· The Keyettes' new officP.r~ Total .... ,...... .... th R· I t At~ Won I Lo•l 1 ""~"'' '" • egu s .,,y WP!"I? elec'ed and imnalled al Iget tMir Chblc~ of as!ign~n1!1 1 thf' finul mretittg b~' tlie Pre!'! l· or thi!}' don't jb. I dent Jear Ann Platter. The ' K ' C. .Tfwe!~r~ 1 --- ~----~---- - - -----H. Kirklahd 358 ' C. l<rautler 351 IJ. ,qla!e 366 L Wlhebr.nner 4\l'l I. nbw•ll 43i P . Ruush 4:10 1 H:mdicap 207 Hcnad kap 171 Total 2110 i, ·'· sqt. M .' .." $Roll• 1 . PEACHES TISSUE lllB = Y1lltw Cli•c TOILET 1800 800 Puro~aae S&H Breen St••P• + 800 Free S&H Green Stampa + Bonus S&H Gree• StaMpi I 1 ROMAN BLEACH 1'12 Books! Ample power supply fnr Ohio'~ The Cincinnati Company. and Ktowin« lndu!ltrtal might is a~;- Dayton Power and Light _and Co- Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and her ' sured by lhl! slate ' ~ ~lghl i n.l_ lu~bus a~cl Southern Ohio EEic- mother, Mrs. J . W. Dawson . hi tr1c, havtng recently completed ' ::;nent Slmda" In Vittnna w Va . 11g 1 v"storowned eecrtc . · r- Heprcsl!nllltiVf9 3 · ' · · .I t . a maJor transml!\alon It n erconfronl.' Heath and t•ower (:ompame'>. a~cordmg 1neCtion, al'e ah!IO in lhe inltial l Methodist Church who attended t~ Lhfo Ohto Elt>etn1 · Utili ty In· 1 plan?ing slage o( R . maj_or gen- the 1ipring conference of t h e SJh:t e. eratma proJect which mchJde! Portsmoulh Churches held at Cnnl'llructlofl programs _ this . the comttruellon or I tOO .OOO.kilD· Jackson Sunday included theveat iociUdl!' the ~lq)BOSIOil of 1walt ienerating unit al the Wal- Rev . M. E. Dollison, Mrs. o. p . A!II~J: ati~n. tr1ns_~•~sJOn . a n_d \e~ 0 . Bec2kjord fll~ati?n on the Klein , Mrs. Ni:W Moore , Mrs di!!tnbuuon fecll~tle~ winch w11l 1Oh1~ River near Cm~mni.tl. Olenn Lambert and M'is" cont!ontinUe to provide the capbd· 8Jgest single proJeCt involV- . Cook ty necessar~ for electric com· !meMr. aned M1.8• Bernar d FUllz · the tincreasedr! ing one - of· the Ohio C~ · 1 eIectnca requuemen s . o ! pa111es ~s the ~n.& 1 na1 power 1 rtcentl attended the o h 10 Ohio'~ homes . commercJQI es-, plant w1th an uJtnhate cOIIt of Stat ~ A • ti u -g tabli!lhments. farm s. and indus- Rivet, sooth of St.i!ubenvilh!. '111e llt1 ;k.r ar ssocJa an mee n trie!l. plant. wit han ultimate cost of on . -..t 'h'l 01 . . . f'tflh ·,n popula . bo l •125 'II' 'II b . ' l Mrs. Mary Bacon wa• call"" au-T> m•mnw1 eJom- 11 w h" D c Moda l \! •~" Hols lion m Ihe nation. and third in ly owned by Ohio Power Co. and I~ as mr~n, ~ th' 0 f h n 'y I 0 v!loiJie added by manufacturP , its Buckeye Power, lnc, 1 the latter r a~ e a11 er SlS· 15 el~:~ctridty requlre":Jent~ are ex·1 reJJresentlna 30 rural el~ttric co- 1t~ sd J~dy AW1;" 11 11· A hi ('t't'dl?'d only by Cahforma. I operatives in the state. . r . an . rs. le~ R, Tht eig_ht utility _companies I Tr~nsmissi?n p~oje~ts,. togeth· ~t~to~ spenth the weekend are l)l annmg expenditures this I er w1th heavier d1stnbut10n facr mot er • '.'1rs. Hlltbert ~ear of $133 7 million for prop- Iilities , make up the major Chambers. ~ er:y addit1ons and Improve- I portion of the budgets of all the Mr. and Mrs. John Brya~ menH. not including many mil- ~ companies in the state. includ- haVe rec!:!lved word th~t thefr 1ion~ rertuired for the mftlnten- lng the folloWifil : Cleveland E- s~n, Pfc ~!bert Br~~n lS pal'anrl' of exlsitlng facH!Ue!!l. ~ l~ctric lllumll'\ltlng Co., with a U~lpatln@i m the mahta~ oper· A umque anU :mpottant pro· total budget of flO million ; Day~ ataon k~own as Exercise De!-iN' I nl' one ot the Ohio com- ton Power and Light Co., $lt ert ~trike at Needles, CaUf. panie~ for coriMtrudiUn this year milHoh ; Ohio ~dison Company, ~is ·~ one of th~ llll'g~st tnock i~ lh(' ~10 million multi jet-pow- $17.5 mtHion · Columbus and nulltary exercl§e l!lvolvlt'lg «>red ('\Petrie g~neratlng unit of Southern ohio ~lectric Co .. e16- large numbe~ Of _service men. Cinci nn ati Gas It Elect.rlc Com· .3 million; Toledo Edison Co., 1 Pic Bryan ha8 JUSt returnl!d panv whose total budg~l for the Isa. ~ million ; &tid Marietta·l:lec- 1from 8 tour of duty in Gl!:rm• "ea r amom 1t s to $27 million. Irk Co., $930,000. !any. He expects to report back · ·----- - ·-- -~----- to B't. Hood June 5. He is a graduale of Middleport High YOSEMITE WIJite Aost. Colon lliQ, ... • • �-<i..··-- --... ..... ~ ---- ·"-- .. - ...... .....-.....w. ... ....... . -· ........ . - . \ · · ·~ · ~ - . .. .. ....... ···: · ....... . ,. ._ ·- . ..... -·- · · · ... ... _____.., _ .... ____ ..... -- .. .. ··- -.. __ .. . • bl& parenlll ,Kr• ..-1 ~- Carol Pierce, Mr. and Mn. Owlet Newtoa and da"""'"' .,.. lllo SUnday 11*11 of ber _ . , , Mr. BIMI Mn. Pierce. llr. and Mn. Bl8fr Cadwlllader ol Dublln spent tbe week ood with ber pareuta, Mr. and State Ponders -UospitaJ News Mrs. All>bl Jcor. Molllllen ot tbe LIDpYIIIe clwrch will bave o rout lllld covered dllll IUl1l* II 1111 clwrch M17 Sl . 11 I p. m. AD ,.,......... an IDYIIed to ....,. BIMI brine 1 dllh. lloiiJ IIJJrrlo ot c.Jum. OCI'I- bulo ...,c 1llo Dally SeD!inel, Pomeroy-Mlddleped; tl., ....,. 10, l"tHII., home of her J>lnllll. • • Mn. Ralpll Knaw OlllorlaiJ>. ....,. t1 lllo 1111.- ot ber .... Ia ~ fl ~ ed wHb 1 IIGlt: .....,., .....~ plor, Mrs. llllrolbp Woodant 1 ited Ill llli«'1nd 1014 , . , . ly In bouor 01 Mrs. Jail KnaJII'. Pomeroy. She wa• laUD lo lli>l-/' lut w.lt. ':' Mrs. Kllapp NCOJ•ed many nic• zer Ho"''llal. LaiT)' Barr 111<1 o-Il llldl Jill&. Mr. and Mra. Stanley PhiiUpo •Marlln m~ a bwllneollriJ ~ Mro. J T Lodllo !'OCOJYed of !Agln and Mr and Mrs. Da!-1 Jackson loll week. ';' 1 ,....,. • ft. ••• !!;~· I;, ' ';;\b ~URSDAY, )\' FRIDAY, SATURDAY I We Repair All Maket CLELAND'S T.V. WY 2-USS Pomeny LYONS Clover Farm Store !'• . Food Market Clover Farm Department Store Fifth and Pearl . RACINE TUPPERS PLAINS - RURAND "The Store With A Hart" Route 7 l RACINE RUTLAND Rt. 124 ......... ... ...... ......... 12· 99 SIHo 5'12 to 10 All Flavors A• Hen 1ft ltEQtsTIREO tiUIIISE & AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING. BOUSECLEAliiiNG TIME HOW!ecleanlng time 18 here again, I wonder how I'D do It There Is so muh to do It seems, 'nlat I caD ne'er get lhru It; Milking time arrives twice daily Which takes about four hours, Chapman -Canaday In tho Middlo Block Noxl to Elberfolclo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE Awards Made To Elementary School Pupils 3 era . INSTANT TEA Look! Big Top MIX OR MATCH To cume and plant more now· For Graduation 1964 LIPTON'S HI CDRINKS The lawn Is also caUlng me Morning Star Society Notes Umited Time Only! PEANUT BUTTER 46 oz. cans Big 18oz. jar 47( p. M. . P1zza 1e 1x. ce • Tomato JU I CHEF BOY-AR-DEE WITH CHEESE ••• Teen Queen or Golden Isle YOUR CHOICE- ONLY FREE STORAGE E~~ ~ 111101 IP TIMI- Clnlft. 1111 atllnltll ltMI UM thlt ttll1 1'* UN end dill It a llllltt· Wl1erJttot", Hlf· wtMIIQ. tWitP MCOIMIIYM. Until Fall for Your Winter Weuabln 17 ....... ... _.. "'''" ~ Set Our !xlellliVe Col~lion o/8ULOVA Wlllchft This service ha1 been • matter of policy for years al Robinson's . Cleaning charges can be paid in the fall when pi~ked up . (Does not apply to Coin-0-p CleaninK). Frorn $24.7$ Ph. HELP 2·5421 2·51311 ._.. YOUR CHOICE - - - - - - - 10c OFF LABEL - -- --- .................. _ . Your Depend•ble Deeler for ~\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\~ ~ ' . "merican ~-tonvertiblei.U yol reiH the roof In atyJ•t: choice o1 .. PLUMBING 1!0 AND •. HEAliNG Where I find some needed rest, And food to feed my hungry 10111 For ouatallumce thru each test: Not only 011 the Sabbath days, But oocb day of eveey week, I eao find tbe needed blessings, When I pray and btunbly seek. So. I count the malty blessing•, Which my Lord bas given me, 'l'hru ·the Ifill of IUD Salvation, And bl& love so pure and free: I will lltiM to clo His bidding, WhaHo-ever It may be, SWINGING _.YINCIS-TMI!y ; block, white, I!Oid or tu(quoiR - at no extra cost I 'ftJon • .l'i i i SQUAD C~LLED Thr Mirld lef)Oft E-K squad w<Js called Tuesday at 3:30 p. TWO FINF.D m. for Sam Williams. Harr ison-! Two men finf'd \1ondav in the \o"tii~>- Rd . who was dead on ar· l court · of Middi P'"ICII"t M~\w l.Pe nval '1 :1_vor Lee Smith Tues-' Smith were wiliiam RPf'Vt'S. 37, ola v fined Ike Mahone.v. 63, Mid- ' Albanv . $15 and cnst~ tor intnxi· dlt~P' 1 f1. $10 and costs for in· e&tion ~ and Bf.rMrrt Might. 22. loxica1ion, and AgnPs P'arlfty, , Mi(ldl~flo!' • 11 n . 1. $10 and 41i . Midd lttport, $10 and {'osts • CflC: tS for driving in 8 d angerOUS· for tOXi1·ation. I m ~. nnr r . I ' I BUILDING CO'ITAGE flflt :t~'~L ANNOUNCFO Four men who bought the Bib'f' S<'hnol fnr ll1mber of the Hobson depot \ t."""ldren at t'le RParwa 'low that was recently Lorn down Val"'~lion f~:~~~"will b~ ,June I - :) ~·aeh at Jl) a . m. T ·an~:-lo rt~wi!l b~ fumi""h·•d Par .. nts be welcome ot oil tim"'· '"'hn>cnu wut be served the ~~ are build ing a four bedroom cottagP at Tycoon Lake. They ar~ Dirk Karr. Jr ., Howard Dailey, Pete llloes, and Charles Grote . The footers and fnundatlon for 1the oottace are done. Rat~~blerw Spnng 3-Piece SET when Hie (Where the buys are!) TE~Iill See thla lit now in our window. All 1teeJ, toUd aea\ furo&.\un ia &reen lc whit~ and ytllow & white. · INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLI!PORT ·-"'!'••·II!I~!IIIIII!IIIIIIII!IJ!IIIIil••lillit•iili•li•l ' YOU NAil! IT,, wo'••cot'oml There's 1 smart new ,..._.., Rambler American pnc.d just right tor you. ""''~In and -ounportj newCon¥tlrlibleo. lnlfrt tjo"tdlilps, room), w...,n~ _ilpliJ!Wus 2 and 4-d - Sedans-in . 11 special' iaYlngs d uring Rambtor• sthSpritty ·na SeUing Spree! Choose from 6 transm 1sslons. 3 n eflll1ne~, 10 sparllllrii tlambler tunenc;ans In aU I . · · llofti!r~ ;_ ,,. ' . \ <· , ; , 8E8'f'•QO . . .)... _, · -.. ,Aota•lo811AD01l • ·O"(oe·eoo • •, , ., AMitiiOAii . ''!.,. 600·606-lat• •. - - - W~ the Oailll)' Kay~ Sbo~ o~ _IDIBsrt"~;_ W~~~~- ty~!il .. .' :, Oftli11001-.,..,.,.. on- ot • • - - · ........... Ad.-• ..-"""~ G"" . . . . . . tMIIIftlp Dau-- ...,_ ~UIIo ..........- . -"""" ..,_ _ __..,.... -hotorloootoo. no1 _ , : 'l"aW . " . -jill!- ' • • ! . ' 'Mf{~OPOLITAN MOTQ~S . ! " ' . ~t ',.,.l "" :.::'· • IUY ON IAIY WY 2-2635 ' 1 ·' St.,~~· """'~ ... ., . . ~ ' . .iii: ' .' MIX OR MATCH You Gel: PERCH OR COD 1 Cherry 3 I Apple Separately At Reg Price I Peach 11 S1 loW • pk;:: .00 4·PACI . 12 ®t a.o.ul .... c....-1 keMilkJW 98c eBAKERY SPECIALS White Iced Fruit cola ·calorie per serving at all J0 w A 39c HOME PACK CARTON OF JOLLI-LOLLI ICE CREAM SARS .... . . e T~is Offor Good At: A $1 .37 RACINE FOOD :MRKET VALUE and LYONS CLOVER FARM STORE ICE CREAM on earth diet-rite. . I ' All Steel 3-Piace Glider All Steel Rotker All Steel Straight Chair , . ' • FISH FILLETS ! Gal. Fairmont Top Quality Ice Cream All Flavors, 98c .. and You Get .. new . c.n 30319C COMBINATION SPECIAL SALE For Outdoor Summer livlngl I 270%.69C jar pies Swing-aut in style In a Rambler Ame,tcan~ . - con 49c. BIRDSEYE 3 $1 • ANTHONY Plumbinq · Heating 10'12 oz.. BARBECUE JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT DEL MONTE WHOLE BEETS ROBINSON'S SQU~D G~VE 46 oz. can Vietti Beef or Pork Swiss Miss 20 oz. Fruit Pies St1tlans In • e • box e FROZEN FOOD BUYS L•underon-Dry Cl••nert Convon~ent Ph:kup MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY lJc 1v~1aroz. CriJp ami Tender Texas • "' -!\\ . ··;·b~t A RROTS 1-lb. cello ltag ' Filled 9c .' ~ .,... . Rkh~ SWEET ROLLS pkg. 33c Round Chocolate Red Ripe or White TOES LAYER CAKE Your 49 Cholco C ,., For lunches • • • Quick Snacks BOILED HAM i lb. pkg. 49c Specially Priced This Week BOLOGNA Sliced .-or Chunk ,... ·• �... ._ ....... • INilOS'I'IIIAL •:ny~==:~:a::M\:::7:~~ :•Y :~: Mrs. Ball of Apple Grove, ·· . • \With ru. 32 Represent counl y • . West Virginia Best a missionsry ' 'to wava• ll:acJonlon WoeJ, LHt I Swl-. LftH A. Slobort James Is medical P. Radlor<l • PT. PLEASANT - Dr. Ro_ v 1n Ethiopia. Mr!l. Casby (Tillie) BaD of G. Wagner EahenaUr ol 'Point Pleasant Bl V wil , I b'l , Apple Grove, W . a. I ..,. R .Bowel.. 1 wa• named West .,irginla's ··os- 1 oot roo 1 e .._.omlng resent Mason c ounty u a Total teopathic General Practitioner T Point June lst I County Belle at the West VirWoa t, Lott I 0 of ~ Year" at the annual con Mr. a.. 1gin\a Folk Festival. Glenville, yentlon banquet of the West POINT PLEASANT - The , w Va. on June J9th. Mrs. Ball, J . Sisson Virg inia Safety of Ostt'opathic 1 R~ C'n1ss Bloodmobile will bt> who is 82 years. is a member D. Dctson Medicine held the past three at lhe Moose Hom e in Point of the Wohelo Home DemonBlind days in WheelinK. W Va ' Pleasant Mnnday, June tst from stration Club. Ashton Baptist R. Capehart Eshenaur , 5i, opent'd his of- noon until 6 p.m. The June \'Is- C'hurC'h and Mason County ReM. Werry fice in Poinl Pleasanl m 1929 it is being sponsort"d by 1 h e tarded Children's Organization. Handicap a nd durtng his 34-year caret>r Point Pleasant Junior Women's She 1s a licensed mid-wife and Total delivered 4.108 bHbies. He is a Club. ' has gooe out in all kinds of weaw.. I, Lost t pre-sf'nl mPmber of rhe State Any healthy person bt't ween ther , and at all hours. to detiv· Blue I< G...,. Board ol Ht'alth and until one the ages of 18 und 50 in<'lusiv~ er hundreds of babies without V. Wippel year ago operatE'<~ tht' Point ' rna.\ gtve blood . ~cl(JrS may Lhe assistanee of a doctor. A. Coate• MRS. CASBY BALL Clink in PI P leasant Ht> ts gn· ~ blood every t>tght W~E"kS, ~W_ Grueser now associated with Pleasant I but not mort' than fiVe umes Mrs. Ball bas five chil,dren ' Valley Hospital. Dr. and Mrs . in any year . U S 10 .or her own, 12 grandchildren ' Eshenaur ~re the parents and 10 great grandchildren. seven children , two of whom OFFICER RESWNS ln the medical field Dr. Ol- I PT. PLE ASANT She came to West Virginia Patrol-! .'; .' .. '.. 415 ~9 ' i l w· St den t ~ years ago from ' • Ind. IIIah Series - F. terlll'l Davis W.ll'llor E . Perry R. Corsoo C. Bohr H. Cbesher Blind Handlcap Total Woa O, Lolt I %78 189 2384 469 2541 411 504 183 221 414 M.'Y U - An lrlllhman newly over bore, ·· 110 20111 $10.00 Of Our Other Merchandise lig Discount Buys For Thurs., Friday, Saturday TUBULAR ALUMINUM PATIO CHAIRS .97 able, saran web· bing, tubular aluminum. ' "' \ H LOUNGES Folds up for eaay atorau or mov· ing, saran web- SNYDER POLE LAMPS $ .97 PRE-CUT STUDS ... s95 ' I METROPOLITAN MOTORS 60 Rambler 4 Dr.---- $895 Sharp, Auto . Trans. Radio and Hea ter, Power Steering and Power B r a kes 6 Cylinder BiS<"ayne , Standard Trans. Radio and Heater Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater , New Paint 58 Mercury 4 Dr. -- -- $795 Montclair, Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater DOWN PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $50 ON SOME MODELS! NO DOWN PAYMENT MAY BE ARRANGED WITH COMBINATION LOAN l f t OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 8:00 P.M. Pomeroy H. $5.44 ••• OPEN FRIDAY TIL I-SATURDAY TIL 9 ? DISCOUNT St(JRB MIDDLEPORT, OHIO May '· 1964 Ki•a: PlDI Sport P . Bostick 487 J M. Bailey K. Yeauger Sport Shirts. Asst. colon, alSOp WALKING SHORTS 3118 Dlscaunt 547 359 408 618 '·• Total 34Z Ral ph Roush M. Roush J . Gress 387 367 523 16111 Plain color• and fancy w~en pattern• in flne quaUty Ccrtton fabrics. All tizes 10 to 18 Discount Price Polr Woo 1 Lost 2: Hilltoppen T. Clelland L. Clellaod L. MeEihlnoey K. McElhinoey BOYS NEW SMART 1731 Won Z Loti t '- C's A. Sylvesler I. CUndift M. CUnd~f B. CUndllf Total liB 337 310 401 1786 LADIES' FINE 435 5311 A. Sawyer 378 Doug Miller 510 Total Won IIMI1 ls:D High Women's Game - Gllmo,.., 435. High Men'o Miller, :115. 111gb Men'• Seriel- Kea ~ Elhlnney, &03. High Team Game - New Jla. ven, 685. 111gb Team Series - lie'! Jla. ven, 1111. Chooae from many pe,tternt aDd color deafens. All fast colora. 38 inches wide. Shop the Bonanza for tbe Be.!'Pins. Discount I The horse and the railroad and the flatboats - they all belped start aod keep going thla noble country . Locked Ught and forever memory are theae three match- I less aids c!IOilizatlon. Riehard Sand I< Grovel P . Sylveolor 318 J . Cozart 315 91111 2448 Woa I Lost I Proffitt Appliance L. Adamo B. Price BUod T. Mc'J'qrner R. Brlckles Handicap Total WOA 1 Loot I to ABC Cle111tr1 P. Queen C. ZUspan I'VE JUST READ a review V. McDaniel "C.B.S. Hopocll" by Cle1rel811<J I F. Lyons Amory, and he named one C. Bland his favorites as "The ~;:~I Handicap tl the Thresher" (the 81 Toll! ile that weot dOwn with Woa I Loot I men this past year), Pic- Hartware This report began (he said) C. Johnson 'flth the voice of "a naval offl· ~r who also lcel hta lifo In D. MIIlor J. Hollman 1983.") G. Aldrldge It was, of course, PresJ.. B. ilurro <1\!nl Kennedy slvtna the Breton Handicap t&berman•a prayer: ttOh, God, the sea II so great Total ltOII 1 Loot I I!Dd my boa! lJ so small. " 'llptclal purobaae '- chUilren's better qual: . lbo JJJqkeri ··- rubber •otef, ~--io~ and ~let. Allorted ooloro. Siziei t::hlldl. I to llluea3 Discount Price 77c "' · · To 279 2G4 303 272 310 till :1371 335 J.GI'tll Total W•l Lollt NewHavft o o o I I o 0 I 0 ._I 0 . I 9c BIIUe Gllmoro Bob Gllmoro illllula Mllltr Douc Mlllor Tolil 'A'• I LOII1 IIIII Pial UP TO Opal llalllct sua . filii llalllct Mlldncl Blile7 LADIES' 2 PlEa JAMAICA & BLOUSE SPORT . DiiCOpnt SETS_--~ Price Cot- ton lamaicu with' matching blotae • .Auorjed strlea • n d eolon. SIW 10 o 18. m. W• 1 Lost I High Women Slnalo - M• .,.... II , Higb Women Serteo '- S. !'ar- ~. IM. sons, 438. High Men Sinale- lloul MID· a ... l.. u9,Now _ p9 __ eSAVE 15.c Finest 54c R...... ,,., Now .lt!il\s.Jioy Tolil .~-1 .. .' 1:..11 Salad Dressing COTTAGE CHEESE - Coates 1158 Handicap 2443 -'-1 lltlli 438 418 4!1!1 72 Radford Total ' ···"39c lb. 9 .... $1 2 No.21'io 57C Sliced Peaches cans BOI)INIE BRAND Ice Cream PIM II!VI~ty • • • • yo• r ,. ci.DGM .,.;t. aa.,. • • •. half gol. ie/ltlo11s serrel with.,; ' \ lou • , ' Rich, meoiy eantaloupes-dolicato 9?1den color ond r.no texture com- , bined wllk doi'ICiaus flavo ......ach ·~- - . s 3 '' TABLERm TINDER FOR Chuck Roast f Mil Woa SIMI I Pohlll I Ma-Me!Wilt . Tbomaa Blind !54 Capehirt 531 Bbnd :1911 1101 S90 Slssm 4IIS 1111 llawllnp Tote! , Woa t Loll I PofDII t Froaolo Florlota m . 1011 ,. ·Ill llli :1911 :1911 Zl38 4110 Smith as Bbnd Kartln 130 . 1107 48'1,. 101 .. Total W.l Woa I .Loll I l'obdl I lloblllll ..... Woods 11:1 lloudaabell at! Grato 4112 =a,.,- - 411 418 lb. lo't'1 POIICI &esk" Instant Coffee __ : ...'1-' - Frmcla 8eri1J - Jftl. FGI'IIIIIIII Chuck Steaks Aftple Butter 4,.. $1 lb. ~lno!f" Llq•ld For Ka Bobs Proten Pe;fergent 2::: 49c ON~, Grtl.-, Onn...Pinetppll Beef Cubes Hi~ Drinks ~:29c Tablerite Sliced • O~dol _ 4 •- $1 ~Siso ,. • Croom. Jb· 87 c :~:~ VEGETABLES ~~ND .. ... .. ' ' . JI/X,•rMATCH ••• ,, ./ • • We Reserve Tho Right To Limit Quantities Available At: The BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARKET AJc 113 W. SECOND ST. POMEROY '. , ePMs · .. ·er.rcl Hook Um• Buns equll~r eMIDd Vegetables eGrei'il 'lnnl eCom eOkr• • S'lnach eiCIIe. . YOUR '· cHOICI-MIX Oil MATCH _,,·, ~.· hus · .I , - *1.00 "iddleport, 0.~ AIIU)Ie Free. Parking . . to err 'tt - All The.. ltams Ara Also ..... 47( ·iMifJ- Fresh \ 69c Fryer Parts FROZEN FOODS '•., 69c Sprinijo • JV2'4 lb. Chuck Roast with mfo, furo ollt8soned flour jV2 cup IGA Ao.. Y2 top. ..~. '/• tsp. Aec..t, Pinch ;# ~opporj. Fry ovl • omoU pioce ol Nit ork. i" heavy kettl.• and brown IMit Gil oil "dos. When nicely browned, idd j , cups water, I tbsp. vint(jer efMf 1 blv i 1..1. Never lot wator got lowor lh.. J , cup. Cov.r and let simmer ZV'2"'3 hom., Add 4 carroh, 4 onion1ancl a smel ftrmip / cut in 4 piece1, or +branches of ceiiiJ When m~ot ;, tendor and lost holl •f cookm~, add 4 new potetoes. Sei'VII on hot pl ~ tter with veget&bles arran9ed around If 9r?Jvy needs +hicl•ning, blend 2 tbsp. flour ~ith V4 cu~ water and stir unfit thickened. Corrtct seasomnq. For donor!, holl eantoloupo with TobleRito •- r,..-.; lb. Smoked Ham • •' W• I Loll I l'obdl I liM~ It. ~· Hich Sorlu - R. Woocll, 11:1. FOOD.'. YANKII POT ROAST Swift's Premium Proten 9 Oldllrllnla - 21 01. Jars Total "- Plluutef' 438 sa ' . iiicb rn. rll int llll 511 ThOIDas ® . ·~( c for your II10itoo ey, mono"E.f. GI<JAutohrtl Bbnd FULL CUT t.for• n.vor 21 Handicap 2287 Total W• I Loll t PofDIII I Graves Sileoo 2 47c 1110 Hunt's Yellow Cll"'l 451' Duerr 2!16 Total 1310 Woa 1 Loot I P - I Foro-. a Abbott Bla<kllton 115 -- Evaporated Milk _ .. Davis - IGA Hom-bed Trl Cnomty Leque ~ May s, 1114 Crow'o llteal:. Be<n Ingels 519 .Crow M Seara 452 Grueoer Dillon m our eye eatc:hiog fonn f1ttlna swim pltl. Fine cotton•, knit stylea and tlne lastu fabrics. Many colon. Wide ebotce of style a. loch 438 ·435 A. Slobarl Total 396 2911 308 :Mil :Mil 2111 Ralph- .88 tSAVE 40c 40 Count Sanitary N•pklnt Team Serlea - Now Ha· 1803. 118 MaryiiDUih $1.19 ea. 361 L. Winebrenner S. Pmono Davis Wippel Mandloap .Price -,. Discount ' Price l09 Hair Spray ~- " " "i ··· . lhdGI.. IItiM Sll llulh Roush DISCOUNT PRICE •SAVE 56c High team alnglo - New Ha- 1.1811 REATHS ••G. n.oo HOME Adom 1 Kn1ghl Dlocount MEMORIAL DAY and RliTLAND Polident ....~.. ,.. sb. _ __ 69c · High Men Serleo - Doug MID· N•• Yook 0oWq BoL. Darnell :182 P. O'Brien :115 J. Folmor 238 S. Thumu :182 P. llenneuy 391 w.. ' Loall Reavr cusblooed aole wblte cotton work 10:1j The.y wear lonaer, are more comfortable. AD · ,;,., 10~ to 13. Wby 1101· more? Ml-3 - eSAVE 29c er, 533. Work Socks · Denture Clunw er, 232. Sllo1a 6 Phllaoa 2Q8 D. Thein 21111 P. Baker 238 D. Roush %79 Blind S Adams r;{ 306 lOll Handicap 2331 TollI W• I Loot I Get Into the Nim la one of Two pie~e sport Htl - :115 245 328 B. Norrlo S. Theiss B. Hunt Handicap Toto. MIN'S CUSHION SOLE CANVAS 5tfpi(ERS .. . I golol. . ,\polGpl ' tl 'piasa) to all •· .-y llo awou· ••- ._... ,._ .._..t over ~ Bli D!l. · :: Arrid ~ . - BEilL'J'B & BEAlJ'J'l' AIDS EXTRA SPECI.ilLS! Cr••m D.odor•nt May I, liM scada of papas, gram.mas, and onlookers galot·e. JUST now D! any mo,.. poignant line tbe above in the Eogbsh IIUagt unlesa it Is Horatio's tfll to the dying Hamlet, l!kee maichless words-. "Goodnight, sWeet prince." r-Mifl SUMMER STORE HOURS: e OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. DAILY (CLOSED ON SUNDAYS) • COR. SECOND Middleport, 0. Tampax . yord slae insalated lee ch..tt. Made of tblek foam pla~tlc complete w:itb earryili1 htnllo. For Picnictnc. Opined dry wit David: "Nelthor quaUilcatlim would """ 1oo much eflort." Tate our D. Brinkley frOID today'a TV scene IIIII IIWI, I wouldn, give a pulgged nickel for any other new""ot there Is "Ttblerlfl Qu•llty snorting, 11 Away, slight manW' C~OT " • We Reserve the Right To Umlt QuanHtle1 • I and on our closer approach, fling out a coupla hind fee~ I l er.'' copie." But often Nell would only rast an indignant eye &L hlm, pwloned pleas to hlgh bea•'en would rise at such lack o1 cooperation. IT'S NO WONDER our borBO drawn caravan to Columbus I» eame the cynoaure of all eyes u It rolled aloog. Just let a horse get In alght, just even In sight, and watch the kWs gaUter accompanied by . _ _ , _ . , .. f. . . . . .............. Qlafltt . . . . . . .. Ho aald moot ol tbo CODdldatea lilted their goals rlibt .. the· tlcl<et, or practically camo lortb with " What • good boy am I!" So one IeDer, lor ccilllltablo I the think, lilted u a qualHlcatlon, the "l-am a lather and a tax pay. 1 Prl~ GoTHAM PLASTIC JUNIOR ltE CHESTS EACH SWIM SUITS New Ravel 8111ie Gilmore Boh GUmore PRINTS $1.99 ... Walking Shorts · .00 FAST COLOR COnON $,.99 • 471 3112 357 &03 Total C JAMAICA SHORTS Uo&ouehablea Ruth Roush 8 8 LADIES COnON 1832 1;<>tal , Price BLOUSES Price • Hch L. Winebrenner S. Parsons A Stobart S10RE MEN REG. $2.99 1700 B. Martin Discount LADIES SUMMER New aummer styles. Flnt easy care cotton fabric• in plain colors and fane)' printl. Sizes 32 to 38. 447 Total Woo I 1--ost 2 Shirts~: Reg. $U9 lloys' Sbort Sle'lft PLAINS-PRINTS 430 . REG. $1.59 BOYS ~~ Wednesday Mi.J:ed League 0 . Bostick . early and Save. caid and Koneda Devr ick. Propeller Club Essay ; Library Service Awards, SUsan Dkkens and Cecil Smith High METROPOLITAN MOTORS $s··· ~omfortable Citizens Award ; Emma Su e Kin- 170. i I·- H. rocking ehair1. Frances Kooken , Good Woa 2 Lolli 56 Plymouth 4 Dr.-··- $395 ea ea Bol Carl 61 Chevrolet 2 Dr.--- $1295 Sturdy tubular eonstructioo - c American, Standard Trans. 56 Olds 2 Dr. H.T.---- $495 ROCKERS $1•99 ALUMINUM WARE Hogg & Zuspan Materials Co FOR THE BEST BUYS SEE--- bing. - I lauahed WI I disturbed the ~~~IBII~u~e~~L-~bul~ld~a~ne~w~to;.;~;~~:baY:•·~fD~· =-•t•i: eupbq!J ., · ' Then tempers would bile, ....... .., ~ two lbla&• - Ole' Davy. _ .. ...................... ...... ,...... _...... r.., .... _ llel8hbon .... bore~ mother on lbe same ..,.. out from IN CASE SOME OF you didn't thll rlcl!, side opUttm, from David Brinkley ~ (May IZ) now In Oregoa blm. This "•est" was on a big Friday'a primary. -pile o1 brush, from which one Most o1 you aurely read o1 One day, out ran a rabbit. the baby elephant born In SaThe lrlshmsn, dellgbted at Ore. zoo aboui 1 year JUch oucceaa, lored fie thebollered and bo~ ago. Now, four more "·'"' _ , Jum.. a r Oeelng bunnyllave arrived and they bave Cope, colUe, cope collie, nine In all IUid a far too btUe here's your mammy." zoo. So ~ bave .1 $300,000 ~ Tax After Your Purch..• Of Light weight dur- eartb'l !ovollest spots, !Uvor Valley !a 1 Dtvkt, "•'Tbey'U Wo~uER WHY WE ae<U(Uiwlntay;.l zoo. (Talk back yander, caUed our with "cope,. instead of ••come"? I can almost hear my dad yet calllng, "Cope, Ned, cope," or "Cope, Nell, copie, Yours For Only 99c Plus FURNITURE - M1 l buU I" frOID the potalo !amine, I wu lold that a meloo waa • mare's egg. So he . aat on one, patienUy brooding, lor some weeks, how ever long lhe funny boy lold VALUII I either give IOIDO al lbe el&pllanll away, or rtslr1lin that poao - e Lotus Lady • a A GUARANTIED SNYDER CHROME FINISH BATHROOM POLE SHELVES s Did You Know That. e? e li IMPROVEMEMT CENTER -· - "Well, haVe lo do ooe al 1 SAVE MONEY AT HOGG & ZUSPAN i F MASON $5.95 THE SHOE BOX L '"" ~99 SUPPORT HOSE 20, l!HI+I "New ..... IIIIDI), fonl fill ' W. Clllsler 3 ROOMS New Furniture Illinois Dall)r llentlnel, Pomeroy-11!4dleporl, 0 ., MIJ W011 I, Loll 1 ~ where once her home was Cit~· Po lite Departmen1 for the 1 completely destroyed by a tor- • ONLY pa!ol twu years. has resigned ! PT. PLEASANT Awards nado. Sh~t saved her own lifP at and that of her three-week-old $30.00 Down l•l•nc• tft So ahePr th at o nly yo u know th at positiiJn effe<'ti ve Monday, l presentations were made , ac<'ording lo an announcement Point Pleasant High School in baby during the storm by clingConvnltm fermi you a.re wearing them. Whtte ' from Cit ~· Chie f of Polk e D. J . e special assembly this week. tng to a tree. I Summer-Beige. Gilbert . ~ss Frlmces Kook en was Her hobbies are caring for awarded the 7ft Franklin Vale- the sick and raising flowers . Til(' Llbrar)' of Congress Is dktory Pm .e; Richard Wilson Former Mason County Belles FURNITURE CO. not ro::qu lr-ed by law to preserve won the $50 Joseph F'rledman were the late Mrs. I. U. Blain. MASON, W. VA. a copy ol' everything register- Memorial Pri7.e ; Linda Tatter- I and Mrs. J . J . (Hattie) Reed . ] MIDDL.IiiPORT, 0 . t>d f(Jr copyright, , the Peter H_ Steenbe rgen Avalanche Home Deomor"trlit· 'l 1i ~!~:~;~t· i~i~A:w•::rd ; Gregory ion Club. Rt. 1. Letart, W. Va. i Award : Dar· ! rell . Asbury, Rotary Award; · Dav1d Keefer . Men of t he ] Moose Award ; Marilyn Smith , Women of the Moose Award ; Darrell Asbury, Mason C<Junty Chrome finished. o/4 inch Farm Women·s Council Award ; polt•s - with 3 wire shelves. Chanes Keefer, Thespian ASaves space io the balhtu om. ward; Katherine Thomas. ColMade by Snyder. Long last. onel Charles Lewis .;hapler D. ing bright chrome. ' A.R. Hi story mt'dal ; Mike LOW DISCOU!'T PRICE Lewis, Colonel Charles Lewis Attention Home Buildt"rs! Chapter D.A.H. Citizenship Award; Koneda Devrick, DA.R. Cherk Onr Prire11 In Volume Citizenship awa rd ror 1 lnch all bla ck finish seamgirl : Gary Adler and Lots Before Yon Bny! le~s pole. 3 black bullet shad· Smith , Science Award" : Larry es, indtvidual sw itch on each I Morgan , Louis Lanie and Rob- light. A fine pole lamp at a ert Hamm, America n Legion low price. • Bo ys 1 Award of a Wt>ek at LOW DISCOUNT PRICE State ; Sue Kapp , American Legion Auxiliary Award , week PER THOUSAND BIG SPECIAL ASSORTMENT at Girls State with Marie Mohr chosen alternate ; Audr e y ENTERPRI~E HOUSEHOLD Smith , J ohn Philip Sousa Band All This Week - Framing Lumber Specials Award ; Bonnie Barker, Junior Women's Club Awarcl; Charlea Ask About Our Liberal Financing Keefer, Trudy CarroU Hnd DaTAKE YOUR CHOICE OF 6 ITEMS vid Bennett, the Forensic A3 quart colander with han For Ohio and W.Va. wards ; .fohn McConihay, An-~ dles, 4 quart wash basin, 2 quart whistling tea kettle, onymou ~ Gift ol $25 for religtubed cake pan, 10 qt . dish , .1ctivities and church work ; pan, 21h quart water pitchlr, Mace,· L8tin Award; w/ice bridge. All made of MASON, W. VA. Week il. Washington, Bo}~S. Bob PHONE SP-3·5554 highly polished alutrilnum.- , Thoma!>, Girls, Pam Buffing. Take your choi<'e for onlyton; Rosalie Rollins and Shar· LOW DISCOUNT PRICI ' on Yeag~r. Bookkeepin~ Award; Frances Layfield and Marilyn Moore, Unil.ed Nationa Awards; Lana Lang, !"acuity Award : l• w. b - .~===::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J Awards for man Wes ley Pea; ,.,n, Jr.. a Acti'Vt'ti'es membe1 of the Point Pleasant [ FLING , S. Tedelco - Total 1 < ' w. I, Loll • lild: -IIIab -Seriel • illlndiCIP 130 1 - -11. ·Cuanlnlh88D J . Balley T. Bowen L. Davil A. scarberry .WUlori I, t' 110 Total J. - .. J. JolmlaD 16'1 Blllld Ma7 7, 11M fll!ber In pracllce and ,., J'. 'II'. I'Gr1la' J. Ducr .. '' OHIO �·; •• ' I \ '' '' • s 1n Thanks. to Kroger /nell/IS e SHOP Volume. - IN OUR AIR.CONDITIONED STORE ~ RoU .._..,. -.., meat7 euta of betof thai . . HrrP'••lJ bontleM. rolled 1.nd tu4 ,_..., ...... preparation. KRO G ER .a..,. All excel& 1M . . . . . . . . Deen reM moved CG mMI • a Willa, WUb jtut enough marblln& .. . . . . a ,_, and. tfnder.'" fresh and Fresh frozen Te•••roy Baking Hens Boston Roll Roast Whole ~ I hMitss HeovyBroed { Avoilable only at your fovorlte Kroger Store 4-61b. IYg. t ' lb. lb.- •• .:. • '' ' 1 -L • '• Sliced Bacon . :·;:.:e.. 2 89¢ Skinless Wieners Allllour Star 39¢ SJ09 Sliced Bacon K.w~;:t:;~_ 2 ... 'I ' '•I '•• lb . JUST SEVERAL BIG HAPPY FAMILI!S-Athtetic competition at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J., i! ~t family aff air for here are six set::; of brothers who play varflity sports. From left are Barry and Kevin Carton of Millburn, N.J., golf; Bob and George Bolge of Trenton, N.J ., fenci ng; Ron and Bob Kenny of Closter, N.J., football and baseball; Charley and Bob Mudle of Eddington, Pa., football and lacrosse; Lee and Rich Robinson of Trenton, N.J., tennis; Bill and Jeff Belding of Pittsburgh, go lf. Few schools could match these family ties. 12 01, pkg . "PORK CHOP SALE11 ....... ... ........... W. l'elllf"t'e the 11iflt te lllltt: quantitia, Copyri&hli JtroKH ()o, lfH. Kah11 's E~dwkr 1t1Ne ~tippli~r• io i}~ X . Y. Worltfs Foir \Vollcler1mld. • • • • • • • . , • • Wieners .. .. .. ... • 67 c Lunch Meat ..~- ~ ~~- ~~~~- ~~~~~ o~~~~fkjj. 49c .& . ~wil~ ~oupon &. p11r.tla .. 8avs or Spt•c:i•l Blend lc:ed TN "Pork Loin Sale" will\ '01/fMIJl &. purcha•• of Rib Chops ........ .. 59c Loin ... 69c First Cut Chops ............................. 39c Full Rib Half ....... 39c Full Loin Half ...... . 49c $5.00 of Meat Bleach ............. ~.39c Ice Cream . ~""?,::........ 69c TREET Laundry Basket •.39c Tuna . . ..:..-:-:. .... 3··~~ 89c ·-Pork & Beans .4 Buttermilk . ~·~~;:... 39c "";.:!' $1 Donuts ......................... 29c Tissue . w; _:=~ 2 ... 27c ·-·.. ... "'" 47c M·argarine .....";;·~, .. 29c Crest ......................... 12 oz. cans li•"'• UE) Piu.Dury Alt&JIIa%on 16 H. K""' Whitt .................. ·-.. ' HIEf TOI' YALUi ITAMPI ... ith coupo11 a. p~rche~•• of 12 pltgs. Anr Flo.,., Drtnlr.-aid ~ 1 4G * 50 EXTRA fiEI TOP VALUE STAMPS with -upo11 & pt,orlhoq vf 2 p~ •• . coo.llleli . •,tlfl;, .. Sat., Mor 23, \964 c-"'•r o...... ,lEI TOI' VALUf I-TAMPS with -o~po01 &. pucchooo J 2 pkgs. J ..ly Buns. Pinfll'pk fint•••• ..-hm-l'tno•" < .,.,.;,.,. Sot., May 21, 1966 with [1 up fl\tJah.gll of . ILEI lOP VALut ....... with u .... pon & p~trchos• M 2 pkgo . ICtoe•• I -. ... Campbell Tomato Vegetable ....And . . . . . . .. . . . . .. & Cake Mixes loavts A.m•ri~on, l'i_,...,_ or Irick ' , .OVpoOI 1 Chot:. GoldM Nr CU. or Car .... O.'ril& Falllllll Cob 20 oz. I .A any pkg. Krog@r Tea t] lw .... Ci~;•- "Choou PiU.bW')' ... 10 or. $ Cal<. Mixu for tklidow caluu at>ith moUlBNI thm Ja.<U ~ .... i t!!; o..d loau~ .. 4 ...... Jlarid. Oron.npir•• Sot .• Mor 1J. 1964 Spotlight Coffee _ __ -, lAVE 37c r-----Fresh l'ufh Aoot. Colora Foolal I orn ------- ·tissues coupon &. p~trehas. of I I ' L _ _ :._. __ TOMATOES . Lo... ll• Lemons ..... 49c , Endive .......... .. .. ... - 19c EICICir'Oie --.... -............ 19c .. 400d• .' lb. Fert'iliur ;;.~:::. $2.98 •... .. P......... WVI frlOI. .......... . SLOW STUFF AT SPEEOWAY-A trial run on the Indianapolis Speedway 'ls over tor A. J . Foyt of Houston, Tex., arul lhe National Drivin' ohamp oxamineo a lire on his rear·en&ine racer, TQ 600·JIIilt li!IC't ilfmorlal ~- a '· . ~. · ·O '1~ - • ·< ""· ~--' '····~·· .-... ....... ;: ~~~i:j~~t~;~~· ~~~·[. ,·.;:~~~-·J:~0=~·~J~.. ~ ;~·~-~·~.~·~·~·~··~-~r. :.:·:j·:·~·.~:.;:. ;. ~..7· ~;··~:"~~L1=";·,!~·,;~.~~j·~·:··.~::·~~·:•::.l~~~:.:=~~~:·~i~;.~··;::.~·;-~::.~1:7:'~~~ ·~;·;·~r. ;.· -·,..... , .. ' :.-~ . .,. ' - ,.. ' . .u �,, .. . . . ,_ - - ' ' .. I l r ' Make Hay In May-Want Ads Will Pay Any Day! 1 ' lerles. The official said U waa plans a series of dramas based eV ll e I Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 01' QUALITY U0nLlteoy Preas lD&eruatioD&I H L WOOP (UPI) - Ttlovrslon costa have temporarlly cooled any definite plan~ for Ba_rry Goldwater to try another paid pul!Ucal network broodcost In ~hoe time, a .spoke• CAN I :IIU,A J'IONI \. t:CtRilP"TlONI . ' D., f!lt 111 1961 Corvair Lakewood - - - - $1569 t>lJI>IIf'llillll tlCU lJLA MO~I rtl• punuaa.r ......,.,.. <In 1'\1,1111 <.<1 ~· 01 ~~ all) 11.1lt li"mt'd ...,Jerllnn•me ~rTOI'l •houl<l b<1 r..-pnrt"'l lmm..:ll •"-'l vut> 1 11h~• ww no• M .-e•pon elhle ft>r •• I''" ~ .'' ' '- ~lll.t ..oro ,., fiDr " % DlltOUftl OJI ••'-' 11.0 1 1d1 MICI wltftlro ' ' liiiYII. 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door \ . to ' 1 miles out Hugh PIGS. Marvin Golf Course. of Rutland on Harrison Road. 5 15 3tp 5 20 6tp - Delivery •• Notice ~ LOSE WEIGH1 safely wolh De> A-DIE'T tablets. Only 9Sc at l.. .' FOR SALE o New Holland Baler, Case Combine sack type. Both in good condition. Mrs. your drug store . ;l Ston~. I~IDE H~yrack. Custer. Pomeroy PJ.Al 'l:. A Clyde Well, Five Points, - No Sunday sales. Phone WY 2· 6310. ductlo~ .• ek. ' 1 I CBU$e on CBS last "very lik~ly" ment • fl. Thread I . Pert, to the che8k. 10. A UquJd f&t H. !';!.~y 13. Artle&e -•.t. Peleg'.u on i:: ~=·· . Joweat note tT. To Uk~ :t that a video se- :JO. Hlah: mUll. uight. And it was rles In which Harry Tnunao ~~~~ ~ md befor~ the broarlcast that ta.lks about the events of his veeaela 26 more su~h p~ograms might be White rlousc years would be on, · " -.. rm:t.Jeommg m his cam~ctign the ai r in tht_ fall. ~:~lng dnve 1. fund~ were available to There are 26 episodes in the instruments For S1le Farm M1chinery •o 13•00 0001'1 PHONE WY 2-2157 • W~nead&.y ---- a£:SUL1 I'ROitUI :JrJO W•NT AP . back~ hb POMEROY, OHIO b,l\5\ DA rL y CROSSWORD The !pokesman .said the Goldwater organization " had a tentativt. commitment 01 NBC an ind ico tion that they woolci ~e give Ub air time." He added that '' ABL never wold commit themselves" Go1awater, seeking the Gop' On another pollticaJ-televislQD nomlne~t~or, ap~ared In a half· front, an official of Screen hOur paid pohticaJ teleca1t that \iems sald Monday it was O~cN tiOlll\1 , M. ·~ ~ - IMI 1-' M. l>l~ ~ ,;,u o\.llll .. Right now ," said the spoke!mun, "you ~ar. !af~l)' say w d 'l ~o~ e on n<1Ve any plans" - but he added that ~ the Ari· zona preSidential hopeful fared we ll In California J.trimary, a !'ampa1gn for television funds m.ght be mounted. $1295 Ol"~' tt:io, rt"ll su uy ··. Pomeroyt:V£:5. Motor Co. 1:00 P.M. lfiO ..; Attll Qt l' H-':>.IUO Ill OI!IITIJ 0\.RIES - ll-2.'\ fm Oll "'ord onlP tnmm l:arh aadHinnat 11110rd I t 8'311 " ':\Qinr(ll~ $1595 :an for i.he senator satd Mon. Spotless clea n interior. White finish, V8 engine, power lteering, power brakes. auto. trans ., radio and heater . 1naer1-to" Mlftlmu"' ~ horll $ · e~te •~ cenu pet word ''" thr<:• roll o;e.-utl•to '"-• e,.tlnn• 'l• ' 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Door fi.A U:ls Wa111 Ad 6otn'l.,_ fo• I ',, Station Wagon . Less than 25,000 actual miles, spotless interlor, Powerglide t rans ., Radio, heater . Sharp duk gTeen f1n 1sh and clean interior, whitewall tires likE' new . 1\'0ry and blue fimsh . Spotless intenor, radio, ht-ater, VB engme, Powerglide, like new whitewall tires. !llt>rl then " "• tnen~rer • ln•eriJon 25. Unex~ 8. DIBCioee ploded I . Refue trom bomb crape. 28. Colurn~ 11. Profited nar, 1~ . Worthleaa u plant le&vinl' atama li. Obnoxiou. 29. Place pen~on 30. For 19. Like example 20. Cuckoo 22. Projectlnr 31.German river endoc., church "'·Loyal 311 t.ongtnra: 33, Bacricl II. 'Yeftenlay ' a h••• 37. Fruit 4.0. Dov• oound 4.1.Put 4.2. A. bulky ...... pieceot timber llllT, Cli>.RLI NK.~ SLOBeCl'o/IAN ~RODUCI'S ARE. ICE, SNOW, AND I-lEAD COLDS!!' 121. ! I 81. Help I' "::~=-+-+-+.l~ I"' · 82. Anxiously LIVE BAIT, 24 hour self serv- I lee, crawlers, minnows red \ worms , available 24 hours. j Fife's Trading Post, below · High School. Route 7, Middle- I port. 5 19 12tc 86. Bthold! 31. To &noop Line Scores 38. Hasten 89. A twin cryatal f.l. Foreign 43. Pig's nOM b<Jro. Loser - StAllard [2-5), U . Saucertlk• I t5. lHJlla Any 5 19 3tp 1 " · s-.. •P«< molding OOWN ·~• "" ,-- lr I 1. Gem can-ed I • '' I fZ:; graph& 3. Girl : Bl. ' n ' , t'"//138' 14'it-lrt-t-"~~rl-t-+-1-i A1&-r.f-f-+-!ry;:j r1'-?.~;;l:;nf-+--+-1~...../..44<# 17./ in relief 2.photo. Book tor 1., ' v. . u) Vh rr.ri~~+-~~~~~f~~ - -+~ 13" 140 :% I" I ., IIIIIIJJ Ukely" they woold be . on John F. Keonedy's book o)'ndlcated, that oo network ["l'r<Jfiles in Courqe.'' ThUll, U ,_l bad been •pproacb,.. and that the Tru111111 and Roosevelt 1Screen Gem.o ezpected k make Ishows should also be tele<ast. Ian announcement about the series either about or connect. jPro)ect in approximately two ed with the loot throe Oemo1weeks. cratic presidents would be di&meet the expense of national I NBC-TV this faU definitely tributed \o home viewers television. I . ~e htck of tmmedlate plans,l ----------~----------8ARNI!Y GOOGLE and SNUFFY $MITt' sa1o the spokesman "means ! we don't have the ~.mey. lt's 1 'IE CAN DO about • cool ,100,000 (for a 'lal! TH' COOKIN' hour i. -About f75.000 to $11(1,000 40BOI!8 241. N&Uv• 4. Beton FER ME ti. Con.11ult for air tlmt , and another $20,· l.Aetreu.. "'!lui Buckeye 6, Vl.l\lnl" 000 u( so for advertisln-g procornpa.rt· 7. Ooth : Brar;. StAte " V<II')' ,;----------·12-Daily Senunel , Pomeroy-Midd~ort. 0, May 20, 1964 WANT AD IN FORMAliON ..........., o·· < - • •" ·• • • • D&ADLUUrol H'JO I' M. DllJ B•ffo'1 t"UOII~OD Yolld., Dqll:lt-. t.ntl A. M ,_ V/ V /.A 'i-20 DAlLY CRYl'TOQUOTE- Here'• how to work it: AXYDLBAAXB ' II LONGFELLOW One !~tlt er Blmply $nds for e.noU1er. In thll aample A is used for t~~ three L'•, X tor the twG 0'1, etc. Slngle Jett et ~, :q•oa· troph1e1:1, the lenJ'th and fonna.Uon o! the word• b l' •~ 1ts, Each day _the code letten are different. A CI'JPN&nm Qaotatloa • I VCZ BHMFSA I SA HM i i '· · · ~i~ deal! Just gun it throua" a couple of eool startm and-WHAM!-there goes your &lJ&ranteEI!" - - ---~-1 WJI!H RAOIO PR<IGRAM Ut(l 5 00 Community News FRIDAY 5 00 W•1rld. Natj()nal News MONDAY rHRUUUH & 15 SJJ<otllghl on Sports 6 15 Sign On 5 25 Weather I ' 6 IS M...ieat Clock 7:SO News Headhnes 7:31 Mus1caJ (;lock 7: 46 The Wiellne I 00 IJhio Valley Newa 8 Ito World, National NeV'< 8 10 Sports 8 15 W~ather PlctU\'e a 16 Musical Clock 8 55 Community News . 9 IKI falk ot the Town t fJ.~ Mason County Nt'WS Ill IMI Famil-v Worship Hour 111 15 Pubt1r Serv•ce SW EE'I' POTATO plants, varieties grown from ,..,.,H;i;ed I see. Bumgarner's G r e e U Zl tfc house, New Ha\'en, W. Va . 5 13 !Ole EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE Sale or Trade • • • • Our aelection Ia larger Our cars are cleaner Our prices are lower Our guarantee is better Brake Service Athens, Ohio ' 'lh ePast Matron's Club ol Evangeline Chaprer, OES Mid· dleport, wUl meet Frida yeven;;- OZI-4 10 2 lq. May 22, at the hllme of 000 000 000 101- 2 6 l Mrs. J. A. YOUII8• Sr. Mrs. Lee Roush wUI be alllallng hosSpahn (3-3) and Torre, EWs, to Tsitooris (9) jllld Edwards. Los- :,hie c .Swartz eminent ~ 1:;!:~ (Z-1). HR&-CoJeman, commander, bas announced a ;I Torre, Carty. tpee1a1 conclave of Ohio Valley ConullandorY No. 24, Knigbtl New York 100 030 0110- 4 6 0 Templar, w111 be bold ~. Ang. • Z03 001 OOx- 6 8 2 May 22 at 7 p.m. at the I"DmStaUard, Antler!JOII (5) and eroy MaBODic Temple. Vllita· Ortega (34) ml Rose- lion will he made by !be Athens CommanC!ery; wllo ~ 11- AND C. B. Nye Co. ' I MAY ZZ and lnqmre Wheel Ahgnment e Our financing is easier Blaettnars WY :1-2143 Pomeroy. o. Ph. LY 3-1231 I Help Wanted GIRL wanted to work in Must be out of schonl. ~ 1 ore. See Ted Thompson. Rutlund Discoont Store. Rutl and. Oh10. 5 16 tfc . I , 'f I ,f\. ' 1' I . : l fI I PAY less for nne fum!Ahlngs at Baker ture In Middleport. Oblo. 4 11 tiC or Livestock 1 HEAD of cal! le. call SH-Z4005. 5 20 61c ONE 5 year old Jersey milk cow. Ready to freshen. One heHer for sale. Anna Welch, !lyseD Run Road. s 19 3tp D"" • .Notes Soctety UJI. No Sunday sales. Mni Cb'diJ Well, Five Points, l'bofteWYWIO. PASfiNGIIl TillES • $5.92' =~3-1_4:!~-~: ... -===~=-;;;:~s:;:l9..;3tjl;. ~ I llere!Ord Bull. 'lbomas Diddlq\'1-.Mft • It ~~el!~! · :.!:~:!::~11 ~'*:!,.11 eveniDi TeRRY ~ - 30 Dinner rw-tust~a!e 8:00 Sun11et Blvd. UO Sign Olf SATURDAY U5 Sign On 6 15 Musical Clock H5 The L!Jellne 8 00 Ohio Valley News 8 05 World, National News 8 Ill Sports Todo' 8 15 Wt!ather Picture 8 16 MU!ueal Clock II 5.'1 News 9 00 Musical Clock & Story nmo Family Wurstlip Hour 9 JfL S.tng Ft~.ture1 ::tynd.icate, - - - -:-:-:-:-::-:------- WMPO Radio MONDAY mRU FIUDAY 6 :00 Sign on News 6:115 8::ltl 6:30 8·3J 6' 4:> Sacred Heart Country Jamboree Farm News Pat Buttram, M·W·F Meigs Ct Agr. Ext. 7,00 Newo 7oO!i Breakfast Party 7:3ti News 1:35 Picken.: Hardware f1'1les.-Thurs.) 7:50 News Report 8:00 Brealtlasl Party 8o15 Brlghl Star Show·Thnrs. 8 30 Von Petrick Sports 8 4.; Baker Furniture-Wed--Fri 8 oo Open House 9 tJO News 9 I~ CoHee Wilb Janet 9 4!J Betty Newton 10:03 Ministerial Aosoc. 10·211 Countr~ Hoe Down 6:05 Country Music Tlme 6:2U Countr:- Jamboree 6o35 John Harmo 6:45 Couutry ExpreSI 7:05 Breakfast Party 9:15 Jones Buick Show JU; The Good Life 10,35 Music In The Afr 10:40 Under Obio Skies 10:45 Tbla Is Music !LOS Top Ten Show ll' 35 Top Ten Show !Outtoos) 12o00 Noon News 12 °1> Musical Interlude 12:30 Ite•. MerUn 'feels l .00 Platter Part'' 5:00 Sundown Se;enade 6oll0 Sign 011 S\INUA Y L :0 Sign On Hour 8:oa Herald of Truth News 8:3:i Hour ot Deliverance 10 llii HoRh llchool Hit Parade 1l .05 Swap Shop 10 55 News It 13 Country Drifter~ M-W 9 ~~ Wings o1 HeaJina IU> M...., Ct. Agr. Ert-Tue 9o3:i Bible Speaks to ~ou 11 00 Army rime 11 3<· Special Community 11.13 A.S.C. Program-Fri lO oOO Voice of Prophecy Programs ILl> Family Worsnip-Thurs. 10o35 Wash. Reports to People 12 00 News RoUndup lt o35 F""? Bureau 11:00 Country Hymn Time 12 20 Bulletin Board 11 43 Tiny • Country llyams 12:00 Noon New• 12 25 News 0 Grama 12 00 Noon Report 12: I> The Search 12 30 Saturday Matinee 12 :15 Music Just Far You J2:j(l Rev. Merlin Teets l o56 Newa Beat 12:13 Goessler'o Guest Star-Fri 1:00 Billy Graham Z·OO SatUrday Matinee 12:.'14.1 Music Just For You l:35 Lutheran Hour 2.56 NeWIJ Beat s,oo Platter Pll1)o 2:00 Tbii Church At ~ k 3 00 Saturday Matinee u ; Blaettnar Show-Toes. 2:1> 1h Navy Swin;.or 3·55 News Beat 4:30 Local News 2:35 The Big Lie 4 Oil ()lscln~ wllb Dou 4oli4 Bowling Scores 3:00 Tbe Quiet Hour UO Top Ten Revue 5:00 Sfllldowu Serenade 3:3i SwJday Showcase 5o00 Newa SttmmlrJI Sow Sip Off 5:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 5o15 Dinner Mtlllcale 8ATURDU 5,31 World In Review 7:30 Sign Off S:OO Sign On 6:00 Sign Off I 109 004~ 7:35 Army 8y GEbllGE WONDER i I'I• wm Baptist Qlurdl ..~.A ~~..Jed. MAY U · · ' Heath Melhoillllt · ' ' \M. ,..r wltli Wtdllltalllla... ol -~=~:\-:.~I _n:,c::.:.. s. .... lheel, ,,, .., '. -·.., ..... f t . . . 11"11111 l1 • , Pay, ' '' . (Jl PARDoN MI_D p~IUK,II cQM. MllllfH4 -... ·..-~ ''lrl-·1 .· 1,.,...._ . ., · • to, 2'1': ue -' · ~~ ·"' . MI'L ~.IIi'. ~· • ~ ... ...... at .... 11 Wllllalll Bat1i1a ;,u- tbe *'f.,..,..~ li!JU.>~ &W ~~ '41\0-MIIP.. M8loiW .... 14 Jll!! ~ --~ !""'··' ' '~ ' IPOP. . . !mown ·' . I!"' Iron Of~ .".... ' ·, SURE ···IT'S A ....... m)~,~ cb~ ~,~· "f: ~ alftbadlnllbt. '!!t!' -~ I Mra Pack's ' ,; a11. - . - Mr. .... Jofrt. Hugh Beorba url-1 1\) IJt pr;iiont. ·. . ai1d J!OD. lklnald. spell& w , ' May :zs ' ' Day wllb Mr. '1114 Mrs. Banta . CMI Air Patrol ~ :1101 ~~ R l)' Pad< . Ill t. .,.....~a~ lou& al J. . ., . . . . . . . . Jilt J\1r1li4 111m '* · tll1d lblll .. ·, .~ _.. , ..b .... l .. ·fll!~ '-· ' . ' ' HORSEFLY ' '" H lDc.) home o1 Mra. Nora · an Hamntoo-ol Instead :.~~~a -=-- $1.45' porlol• 'Piu()pt..,T•! da ___ _ .a_c_h_ w--..-k - •• i l l - .... - _...., , 710 -.nJIIIIJ ll Lll'· to 9 p.m. Mthif*l: ll!llla RUTlAND 1Ii 5...... oi\IM Mlddl<t>Ort w.c:r.u. Friday ""'· Kta~~J, "' ~ c:omina Recapped Tire Sale! WbUl tbOJ lui ALL IIZI meet II 2~ News 0 Grams 12 30 Ap1cultur. Agent 12 4fi Country Go Round I 55 News Beat %00 Country Go Round l 55 Newa Beat 3 00 Let's fake a Break 3 56 Newa Beat 4 00 PioclDI wilb Doss • 30 lnleldlanJt ;::b• furnish one candldatt. The CX I!du!"'"" macbinea, new, 159.50 up. Several W!ed machines at bargain prices. The ~·abric Sl>op, Singer Sales and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. WY :14214. 4 21 tfc :. * • to VHTJ FB Mr. 11101 Harald a.dtml lan!I1J ·Ill¢ a wMk mlp!llratiOD ..,..,.,. W!if. . be ·-;;;: I 1!1111 Ill Co~ with Mr. and bold 'l1ll,!rlday ~'liM 7· r. B. e p. m COmrnlolkliil Jillt~ Mr ml ~ WIIIIalll GrUos- at 1 p. 'm. The Stn.,..._ aid er were SuildaY dinner peala F'lllaiiCe Commlulm·wlll preof Mr ai1d Mrs. Leo Smllb pore a lalllltf• liudgetfor lila lton l;,;;"'"a""""-"""""""""""'""',_,1 Get Accjualnled Offer FOR SALE : Pure bred Jersey - I f and he~ers due to lresbeD 111011. Yearling Jersey B~ bull and hellen, t IDO• land ,R.oek Spnnn • . vou )VANTEO for interview, woman to sen MPr\e Norman Cosmet- liP yaursell. ics. Call Hy"'ell's Beauty MD Co., Pap Sl>op. WY 2-J557. 5 15 6tc SINGER Sewing .,, HI :111 Lat,•tu•trmg IU fi5 World Ntws 11 oo MomiDs Melodies lexeept Fnda)' . Church Bells Ring) II 45 World News 11 55 Mason County News 12 no Community News 12 llfl Local News 12 HI Markets II Ln Mid Oa) Weather 12 20 EvOJJ5 Bulletin Board 5 15 5tc -- MVA ZAHQ CT IATFPB! -GFKK A S l\:1 leli. J[1q 5·.70 ·· w,.unnt!t lor I!Y~ penaaa,j and husmess ltt'ed." ....... IU &-zm FT H Yesterda-y's Oryptoquote: THE SCHOLAR WHO LOVES COMFORT IS NOT FIT TO BE A SCHOLAR.-CONFUCIUS I ' MASSFKWA lly HAROI.D GRAY SO TH,:IT VOU/'IQ MURD"EI? FINALLY GOT HIS, EH ~ SERVED HIM RIGHT I o~. No' I NeVER k'NE\11 'BOUT 'TJ:®! THAT's H9RR18l.E I ve~• FKl<OCIW> THAT'D SHUT UF' I -roe. BUT rr DtOH'T SO "'SNIFFLE." HAS NEVER QIJIT HATIH' JOE ~ouST! �.·- I ' • ' t \ ' _""fW Ohio Counties Plan Vocational School 14-Dally Sentinel, Pqmeroy·M!d~Jeport, 0, May 20, 11M wm remain reP- tlonal ..,hool I~ehool. lered with tltelr "home" bitlb · . where they wtll be in· pre- the hope that the pro]·\ tualiY lllClude a lechnlcll ..,. structed in the reqllired basic ect could be enlarged to even· structJon program. . courses suet as mathematics. hlstory and English. THURSDAY- FRIDAY- SATURDAY 1 1 TI'Ie district cleared a major ' Sandusky County boardJ d. edu- nanclal akt from both tht state education and distributive eduVocational guidance counsel- ' Tt .LEDO , UP II -Educ ators hurd If' last week when the cation and two membefl each ; and federal JOvemments. cation. \ ors will be employed to conduct ttwnughout the Buckeye State state Board of Education au- 1from Lccas and Wood counties . The remodeling ol the flO-acre Cbanlet Poulble testing programs to place stu· " , 1\eep clo:. tab:- on a unique thorized it;s formation and , would serve for two 1slte at RO!Sford Army Depot The currkulum of the achoot , denb . In programs best suited 1 uw•riment as fivt> Norlhwes• · unanimously approvf'd the !Ub- years. and buildings and purchasin8 wiU bt ea11i.Jy changed to in- ' to their need:s and interests. t: i/1 Ohio t.ry to e;;: tatl· m11ted plans. • . ·, Or. William L. Ramsey , su· ·\ needed equiptnent woWd cost \clude new and different courses 1 Coun5leling procedures will be 1 1 joint nx-auonal school Ho11.·evt>r , several maJor 00. perintendent of the Rossford about $300,000. The operating that are deemed advisable by based upon the recommenda· i u .rirt . stacles still remain. , Exempted Village Schools, pre- cost for tile second yesr wu the board. lions of the state Department of · dnt> '.lf tho- maJor aims of the Tlw proposed school must dieted an initial enrollment of 1estimated at $400,000, Slnce the remaining 83 acres Education, Divi.si:on of GuidsiHb,tiou' """" .. whtch w•ll nuw be approved within JO about 800 student&. He oa•d this lamount the one-mill levy would of the Rossford lite will be ' ance and Testing and the oiTPr ""'"'onal programs that da\ b,· eo<h of the 17 &:hool i figure would reach nearly 3.000 raise. used for Industrial plants, !lon ol Vocational Edueation. 'f u ... n?t currently a\'ailablt> at dl.strl('ts followmg tht' by 1974. 1 A faculty of teachers will cour9el pertaining to nearby in· predicted it would be expanded , the htgh schools thP slllrlf:'nl s ed approval by each dJst.nct, The project would be Ci- be needed for the first year. dustrJes wiJJ eventually be ill- the planning stage. Dr. Ramsey 7 now attt>nd. will bt- to 8('1 as a plans must then be I nanced by Iii one-mill operating I They will teach agriculture, eluded in the 1tandard curricu- Althougb the school Js stUl in deterent lo the drop·out prob- to the voters. probably m .the I levy to be approved by voters . bu:slr.oess education home eco- tum. \to include adult educatiOn and I m besetting m tlw n•gular .'lovember school wUI also receive fi- nomics, trades and industrual , Students attending the voca· Gov. James A. Rhodes has ex· area. since only a majority vote .......,..........,,.........._. 8)' JAMES ALF.XANDEK ' Member~ 1 1 countif'~ li~h 1 ant~ct~at· l sub~Jtted school~> '·,.;;,1 : i• I the·~ 1 DIVI- ~· i ~ I \ Special On Summer Hats· Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St. c Blade Cuts ' Buckle\. 1 ' r---==--.__..._...,.., L~<fen to the still, of QUIET COMfORT Moth-er's Dav was celebratPd . at thf' Dnrst• l Hiebt·l homf' Sun· day with lheir children prPs· t~nl. \'lr and :\·1rs. RobPrl .\1or lon and daughters ol Belpre . Mr and Mrs .Jotm Riebel ol .o\lban y. Mr . and Mrs . Robert Thomas and fam1 l ~ ol Cht>sh!re and Mrs. Henry Morton of Bel· ~ re. FRIGIDAIRE Room Air Conditioner featuring •FLOATING SUSPENSII)II' • Featured on models from 8,000 to 10.000 BTU/hr. Some operate on 115 volts! • Adjustable airflow. • Two-speed fans. WHhlbll bactericidetreated filter. • Floating Suspension bushes vibra1ion noise! Pticed fo ref!/ BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. Mother's Day was ohf:erved on Sundny at the .\1 1·: . ch urch b~ prPsPntwg tlowPrs lH Mrs Laura Ruth , olrlP:=:t mol_her ~n·· sent, Mrs. Willa Provanl'ha. th~ youngt>sl m111her prf''>['fll and il l so the nne with tflf:' most ch ild ren pn·~ ent al Sunda1· Sdll)ol. \J,[S Sarah Ha ld1. [l.·lrs_ .lvhn F. ~1flt1t' and datl~h1L'r~. lh~ ni ~·· and D1·bbie and son, .Jay . ot l.i l· tle Hoeking were Saturday din· ' ner g u e~ts of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cowdery . Mr. and Mrs . Charles Donald· son and sun . .Jpflrt>y and d<Juj:!hter . Deanna, Logan, and Mrs. Ralpl1 Barton were Sundn~ din, ner guests ol Mr . and Mrs. H.,· E Cowder~- Mrs. Ra lph Barton . the Char~~~ 01)J1aldsons. find ~1rs . II E. Cowdery, ~Jis itt'CI the Larry Bar· ion tamily r('tl'lltl) . Ref'ent \'isi10rs ot Mr and Mrs. Bert Sh1111lwa~· were \rlr ANO "-1rs. Hla ine :\f'well. Atht>ns and 1\l rs_ (;i'rlrude C'a laway, Janf! ;md Rill\, and Mrs. Shum· wa_v' s ).!Tf'al gramldaugh ter. Di· :ma Marit> Cox fi[ V:mdPrhofl . ~1 r . and Mrs . Rill Durst and fam ily have mol'ed to Tor('h. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams. ~1r . and \'lr.s. Worrf'n Pi('kcns. ~lr . and Mrs. Lyle Bn ldt>rson, and Ka~· wert' guests of Mr. and Mrs . Bill Williams, Lancas· tPr Sunda~· . Mrs. Kathryn Dietz and Bill of Belpre were also present -;- '\1rs. Lylt Baldenon . lb. C: !UCK ROAST :::d_ tb. 45c ENGLISH ROAST SSe CHUCK ROAST ~:;:·_ ...6Sc .•.59c STEWING BEEF BEEF SHORT RIBS _ ,. 29c GROUND BEEF!~ ~~~;·••·,b.49c All retails in this ad effective thru Sat., May 23 in Middleport-Pomeroy ALL GOOD SLICED SUPER-RIGHT SLICED BACON 89c l LUNCH , M EATS on.. · ' SUPER·RIGHT BRAUNSCHWEIGER ANY SIZE PIECE - lb. 39c Del Monte Values More Big Values . ~I !' 41!. S9c Grape Drink cans S9c 6~ cons ~c P•'• 39C GLAMALON 4!:; 79c Nylon Hose l·lb,, ...... 55 ' -~ ~ •· CORNI1R OF PEARL WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY DAVID DAVIES FLAVOR TENDER ROUND STEAK MIDDLEPORT c ••• JANE PARKER LEAN GROUND BEEF i lb. pkg. 6 oz. JAR KRAFT c .MUSTARD RED RIPE TOMATOES d SUPER RIGHT ~ 5ULTANA--APPLE BASE 12«. ANN PAGI GROUND l·lb.98c cons con con• . pound basket ,. . . 39"C FLEISCHMANN'S . 912-. ctn. c FRESH CORN ' or,... Wl!il,........ of $5.00 Eullllivt of ltelill' Exompl b1 Low Vlll4 lbru IIQ ill ... In COli. Uall llieP't 1 Home Grown c ARMOUR'S SPICED LUNCH MEAT ) ( L (\ 'c~ I '• ' can ··.& ~ .l..f;, -' ' -· DOZEN GOLDEN RIPE FOR NEW WALKS c LB. pkg, 1-lb. box OHIO TENDER FLAVOR LB• ANN PAGE pkg. Add a new look to your home. Add concrete walka. All work fully guaranted . . . . and, ' $. "-' WY t.32J4 ... ~.o. '-.J- ' •,· .' FLORIDA SWEET CORN ~ d··= S9c _.,_,1• c Oua~f . r .~ •. ~. STRAWBERRIES .09 can concrete increases your property's value. GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. . I· ' " C Cap'n John's fish Safe • J Haddock Fillets - !! 49c Flounder Fillets - - ~~ 49c Cod Fillets ,:· 39c 1·111, 39 c Perch Fillets - Cod Portions lrNd 2 :.:..9Sc Perch Portions .... 2 ~95c Fish Sticks - - 9 9• ...... 5 BUTTERMILK BREAD Salad Dressing POTATO CHIPS Jellies 79c LUNCHEON MEAT I. Black Pepper TOMATO JUICE ·Margarine II\..1 '1 00 150 FREE COR GOLDEN PLAID 00 ·STAMPS · CAKE MIXES ~~~!~~~:. J W'ITH THES~ FROSTING MIXESv•r~~.. l 5l 0° COUPONS . PILLSBURY l t ,..., 6 pkas.$1· ... I/\' \"'.. ' I _ _ lb. MURCH'S FROZEN WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE Sweet Peas pkg. Sharp Cheese Green Beans EARLY GARDEN Pickle & Plmonto ' J.lb. Cooked Solaml p'kg. Spiced & Dutch WISCONSIN BLUE LAKE CUT Golden Corn Balog,.., lb. ..... Wholo Kornol ' CHUCK STEAK ·~::; _ •· 43c SWISS STEAK~:;~_ .... _ •. SSe GROUND CHUCK u..59c BEEF SHANK ~:""__ u..39c BEEF NECK BONES lb. 17c STEWING CHICKEN !b. 39c lb. A&P ' ~' '. ' ' " A&P BRAND Ready to use ... •' IT'S NOT NECESSARY TO CLIP THESE COUPONS IN ORDER TO CUT CORNERS ON YOUR FOOD BUDGET .l YOU DON'T NEED A SCISSORS TO SAVE .ON OUR BONUS BUYS AND 'LOWER FOOD PRICES I . ' • Society Notes l! -' ,ll .;~ Reedsvill ' 4[)9.-~ . - 1.'"",1:}1 '. ~_;;;;.~;,;;;..~:.;.,;:~~:..,:::;;,;;;,;.~~~;;:_~~~;,_:;;,;~:..:,~~:.,_....,.--.,;,..__,,.... '1 I'OicP p-"' t~" , 1 L ele~:tJon, 111te The TolWo School Hoard re· would De required for passage. , cently conductt>d a surve.v The next major step would be ! which show f'd thal 40 per c~nt t_o a;lpoint a board nl education c.f the arta studE"nts drop out to serve as the major govern· of lligh school bel w. en the ing body f ninth and 12th grude Lo go to Joint Board work. Since this st>('t ion is The JOint board will be made heavily induslriali;,Pd. the up of om• member each from temptation to guit st•hool to Bowling Green. Maumee. Perearn money i.s great. r~·sburg . Rossford. all exempt· The school will be Jccated rU villages. Fulton. Ottawa and along Ohio 795 and Ougon Road and will serve an area _ that ha!l a population or about 1 J2tl.236. Cover8 Large Are1 The propost'd school di strict • will have a cumbined tax efal· uation of $366.734 .329 and cov· Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Marks. ers an area or approximately Long Bottu were dinner 609 square miles. guests of Mrs. Bess Larkins on Mother' s D:w . Tlwv also vi sit· ed with Mr . and Mrs. Joe Marks . ChPstf:'r. Mr. ;Jnd Mrs _ J. R. Turner of . Hunlington were recent visitors ol Mr and Mrs. Joe Turner. 1 Bily, Tommy and .Jimmy. : I Mr. and ~·1 r s . Harold Johnson spent Mother's Day with Mr. - and Mr<:_ Ehcr Ours, Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B1Jckley, 1 Rid:~ and Ti·res<J of Alfred . Mrs C h::~riP s 1\,vers. BP ipre . and ""'"''" B11 ckiP,I ~lariet1a . vi<;iled wilh Mr . and !1.-lrs. Virgil small FLOUR ((, c#..~~ Pomeroy ROBIN HOOD . FAIRMONT POPCICLES Box Of 6 U,$rJ;~ TO ·TirtY'S ~MN · TIM~ .PN W/14tQ RADIO •l ,,'.~ •.. ,'11,-r '''ii. . .· 11:45,lACH . ·wEEKDAY .. . COUPON NOT NECESSARY FOR PURCHASE . �t • : ~- Mrs. Par ker IS . •~ Honored with .•~: Brida/ Shower ' M ·n.. Syracuse Asbury Garden Club's P kI Games were played kwith M prlz- or and daughler o( Rutland, Mra Wilber Parker and son o( Off•'cers Held .. •omg to Susie Par or. rs • lh d Chester · Mr . and Mrs. James Robert i.<Juks, won • oor I Hollan 'or Minersville H. D., Another year etho- . pme . ills! Church social room was the [ After Mr. an Rene of a bridal ~:~bower for opened thel_r many i5r and Mrs. Ro~ert Parker i decorat<•<l . 10 ptnk II\ ., Ol . .: - '•• li· a ' l ; ~p.ped serv~d I ·I • .• .' ~ '' l I ,''• i • :. : •' 1 • ! ' • ' " l ln l -~~ Neb gardea club tn tbe eoua- day evening at the home of vke councilor, prestdlng, ty send 8 represeatadve ud Mrs. Charles Searles. Mrs. Sear- Clara Karr, a member ol report on it.t aetlvitles. Tbe les is chalnnan of the circle Guiding Star Council,,...,, wei· 8 &y aead repraeota&Jve and and presided at the meeting. comed as a guesl Grace Stace VOL XVI ~ th~ ~::~tee :-:;:1 rum~e ProJ'ects for Year Studied By Cl'rcle 1 I TONIGHT NOT OPEN MASON '· .'"! Class Plans To Redecorate 1ng Mrs .wuu. Anthony, Mrs. church Kitchen .:c:era,ld Anthony, Mrs. Julia DRIVE·IN . '' -- KI!NT FRIDAY and SATURDAY ltug~d. masculine oxford with rope tole bind. "JASON AND THE ARGONAUTs•• TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT <Technicolor) 1'odd Armstrong, as Jason; Nancy Kovack , as Media ; Gary Raymond, Laurence Naismith. "OLI REX" {TP.Chnicolor) Rex, the dog ; Billy Hughes, the Boy. "ROMAN HOLIDAY 1' Cool iLl May 22-23 ao oft -shoe• bn:ez.e. 1 With Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn Plans for 1 SUNDAY. MONDAY, TU!S. May 24.25-26 "MOVE OVER DARLING" Mey 21 -22 (Technicolor) Polly Bergen. Chuck Connors, Thelma Ritter Fred Clark, Eliott Red, Edaar Buchanan I Colorurtoont Seines Mnt. Ralph Robson, president, discussed. opened the eeLing with P..oatklerm•l A poem, "Old Age," by Mrs. 23 in unison. Devotion• Royal Thomas closed the meet· from Psalm 27 :1-8 '"ere led 1ng and a dessert course was gave a meditation from The the church-wide rummage sale. to be held In rooms at the hDUJe Junl!! ll, 1J and IS, wu On legolz• olocklng1 end1 ----- SATURDAY, MAY 21 Mrs. Hugh Lane Entertai!Js JOf Group Proportioned lengths In slz. ea 8'h •, iiii COMMODORES a, o o • MAY 30 8ALL·a.AND Complete line of Canva s ~·ootwear for men, women and children, by Ball Band and U. S. Keds 3.99 to 6.99 · ~~ , ~FOR lfUN IN THfi! SUNl II olng at her Spring Ave., home. Tba meeting, In cbarge of Mrs. Lucke, president, opened with devotl0111 lakeD from the book, .. My God and 1," by Mrs. Dwight Parker who also read Philippians 2:5 and gave a meditation on Spiritual Snaeka lor Busy People, and closed wlth prayer, Members SDIWered roll call with !bought. oo Motber"'ll Day. It waa voted to pay for the paint used for painting the church doors. A note of thanks was oent to Cbarlea Persinger painting the doors. The pur- Mainly About People In Pomeroy ~ WArmaA's Famous f •. "Deerslayers" F---.. TJ.. or...foot ""'~ - ' ' ~"is110looppz-- ' I' I P'* 1/6 · · - · GREAT lWALKING PLEASURE ' ~ -lully-upporloodter. n..-• .. '· ..........,,. I I U < l - ituole ... tbe full -lilolac -- til.e- ribbed crepe ... Md aeu_ eo. lor« d • Is .... io lloo bywocd here- and - - ill""' "bui _ .. belie¥e ,..... - • Suini. . Stocklngl, nl• 111 1.28 pr. pr, Outfit the Girls Now With Fashions From Elberfelds ""'"""* "1 "" • pea -~ ... :.ll .. ..tw*1titf PL!Ialll flllipletUFII, .. o.a-llimlr-eoltlillllllll p1p1ti11 Pultlt CU£1 Pill a1J11 llllaL IIIII ..... a.-. 1111 •lllllleatllarllllltllpt ,....._ llaalt ....... .., *lvltir. IDcl. A •Ins!-. lid dlrtw...,. .. pe. Widelllllltlt _ _ _ ..,... - - l u - Pootwoor Per The Family • Complete llue of Rush Puppieo for mec, womeo and obtldreo. -· WI- AAA·M-1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ; - ';< -'-. .. .... .......... ................. ... ,. ...,..,.,, -·- t II mlJro I .., for ll!nl - • THURSDAY, tM-Y-2-1,-1-964-----------PR~ICE---:8~VE::"":CBITI~ .t:. ' Stevenson Says Americans Firm in Resolve on. Policy \ ' ., I I ' ' l' ' I' What ever their needs, we have a eomplete fashloua for play a n d e;very stock - day - eool, eute and colorful stylea _ shorts, blouses, p e d a I pushers. slacks, shift dresse1-2&8pieca play suits, skirt and blouse sell and teiiJliJ dress- ... SIZES 3 to 6x and 7 ICI 14 ON LOOKS'AND : -ror the 111timate • s-a Casaal c=w '· Stocklng1, 1ale R..ular 1.50 the JOF class of the United ~retltodis_t churcb Monday evo- chasing of a hook forr ~::~II at the meetings was ~ Plana were made to sponsor a rummage sale ln the rooms at the court hou~. June 4, 5 and 6, with the proceeds to be applied toward the purchaae of a refrigerator lor the churcb lrttchen. A dessert oourae wu served by the hoaleaael during the ~oelal hour. l. ' • ~ .~.!. thru 11. R•uler 1.35 Full Pa1hlonecl 1 Mrs. Hugh Lane, assisted by """"""""""""""""":::::,.~~·..._:..........;........,......liiiii,[ Mra, Antone Lucke, entertained Long Memorial Day Holiday Coming Next Week D...c.r I'• TIM fnrerur lll ,.........,_,. ,4,... ~. 0 ';.l.f. P , s:. 0 I ~erved. per Room and closed with and Judy Garland Milton Matthews, Mrs . Jolm er. The life of Jeremiah discussed by the group. During the business session, "A CHILD ts WAITING" With Burt Lancaster Mrs. and Mrs. Jacob Turner. ••GtDGET GOES TO ROME" Dorl1 Day, James Garner, Hoffman, met Monday evening at. Ju.me1 Darren Cindy Carol (Color) -and- Fred church with Mrs. Melvin I Mrs. Frank Winebrenner W Thur.·Fri. ONCEA-YEAR SAVINGS . EVENT Hood, Mrs. Harry Houdashelt, Mrs, Lillian McGee. Emma I as hostess. Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn en tine -· ..- ... ,._. Belle-Sharmeer IGrim, Miss Rhoda Hall, Mrs. when the Loyal Helpers class Ithe Svracuse Methodist GUN HILL" (Technicolor) r~·ec:~~·~,.,ut~b~ church kitchen were - and"LAST TRAIN PROM at y • NOW 1'0V ELBERFELDS Open Thursday All Day 9 AM to 5 PM ArM " MEIGS THEATRE NO. 31 • • ·~ World Wamed U. S. Might ~ill Stop Asian Aggressi~n •o;[~---------J clothing I, e • 8 The meeting waa opened a repor •wu HI actlvttleo. Tbe p ul S with art was reported ill and boo ltal All Dieetbt& 11 Jmporlalll lletaa'• prayer by Mra. a m • Gaul home from P SU1AMER '" • 1 Circl~ ....-.-.......,__..-....-........--..--...-...--..1 ' " •" "' a- -. .................. ......... ,_, _, ... ......... 1er, Oh IO · sOC"lety DAR ' waa re- l~<. u, al 1F p. m,I Baplll& al !be when jects for the year ado Council, • ... ten . . tq" the Dorcas of pled the of Tbeodoru• America, met In replar Election of offtcers was heid i presented May 8 at Columbua Mlddleporl tr I wben the Dorcas Circle'· of the slOI) Mond,ay evenlntl Ht a meeting of the Walk when 26 DAR members met Cbarcb Tu LoWe Garden clu b at the home of Lincoln Lodge to form t h :Mr•- ·Reibel II •-1 thai Baptist Church met eo- IOOF Hall with Robso~, MEMORIAL DAY COMING NEXT WEEK MAY 30 l • • '' • . 'WUMI UIP llel~n Mr~. th~ I Tuppers • :• Henry Dail- 1~ was carried out In the umbrel- bach or Pomeroy; Mrs. Cectr Ada Slack, Orville Crooks, El- · molion was made and second· rStaegent; e oc~hairman 0 1 suspended from the Hght 1CaldwelL Janel Ca ldwell : eanor Robson , Paul Kloes, Glad- 1devotions and flag salute. A I tef throgram b who ~et to everal Garde• CJub itta.eJ are Missionary Soclety pre~ldent. invitation was read from Forest 8 streamen falling to Plain!ii ; Mrs. Vernon lys Fred Crow, EstiU , motion was made and seco?d- ofneormo and to be diseuQtd.. Tbe :tegional The group chose the residents Rose CouncU to attend theJr ol l ift table , which was l'OVered Swartz and daughtl'rs of Cool- Moore , Allee Capehart ; and t~e j ed that all those now boldmg j the Ian of promotion. Dt.trict DireCtor, Mn. Cbar- at the Meigs County Home, ~is- inspection on Tuesday, May 26. ·,;;;~~~,;,;;;;; Misses Marie Houdashelt, Lin·jomce would be carried over P it'l UJwts, wtllaHend. ltlng shut·lns and collecting They wt11 also observe their u · Eichinger, Linda Negller, through the coming year. Each I This slate of candidates for needy children as anniversary with a program. G r Terri Ferrell, Ruth Wingett, and ' member responded to roll call , National Office Is headed b lheir projects for the year. A report waa given on lbe d· I I l Mrs. WIlliam Henry Richardentitled Owens presentsale which was ofa_ sucIby naming an Interesting pace N•ncy Parker. edMrs. devotions "God's cess. Second ' nomination ofll. I . . I they would like to visit. Jr., who is seeking the lth d 1 Sendtng gtfts were Mrs. ~ ay f ident general Am 0 PromJses," closing w pray- cers was held. Plans were rna e ••• . , Sina May Summerfield, The June meeting will In- ~':!ho are also ·on or, Mrs. Beulah White. for a penny social at the next at the Rutland elude a tour of Carper's Nur· ticket ts Miss Amanda gave . the program 18ken from meetlll8 June I and members I school: Mrs . Dana Winebren- lseries followed by a picnic din- Regent of the Stale o1 "The Crusader!' are asked to brlng a ooverecl ' ner, Miss Marcia Karr, Mrs. ner at the Grange Hall. Durlng [wbo Is running for the office of Plans were made to Mrs. Searlea served a des- dish. Games wt11 be played dur1 Will. M.,. Luther Friend, the social hour a number of ar· organizing secretary general. lain the B, ·H. Missionary aert cQtlroe to the above nam- lng the social hour. Ethel Smith ni Mrs. Lawrence Diddle, M r a. rangements were judged and Miss Thomas will be 1 h In June when the ed and Mrs. Charles Bennett. announced that Edith Batey, o ~ Murris Harden,, _ Mrs. Pearl Meribbons awarded. Mina Hart speaker anti hnored guests of the Middleport Mrs. Frank Clteesebrew, Mrs. charter members would observe b Bride, Mrs. 1\tlham F. Wme- furnished the contest which was Return Jonathan Meigs Baptist Church met Edwards, Mrs. Ethel her 80th birthday oo Wedneaday I• brenner, Mrs. Donald Cottrill, won by Ruth Ebersbach. At bolda their annual evenlntl at the home of M r 1. Mrs. George Freeland, Mav e Mrs. Dan Ri•er, Mrs. Nial Sal- the <onclusion of the meetill8 Luncheon, June 12. Miss Harold Chase. Mro Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. John · 211 · DaDa ser, Mrs. Hersehel Manual, Mrs. the hostess served 8 dessert as will be accompanied to Mrs. Chase, chairman, Kauff, Mrs. Charles White, Mrs abeth Slaven, and Mrs. F Charles Hoback, Mrs. George oourse. County by Mrs. Maynard ed the meeting with EmmaiJaa::::;:be:;:,l~W~In~eb:;re~nn~e;r;.,~M~r~s-..E;;,l;;;iz-;:_;H~a;;;mm;;;;;·====="'""'""i Schneider, Mrs. Joh.n Sauvage, of CoJumbus. Mrs. Davis ·M atthews giving devotions. The IF t Mrs. Char les Lise, and Miss H Mlss 'ibomas are membera program was in charge of Mrs. 1 Rosetta Usle · Club at the Athens State os- Ann Simpson Davis Chapter Gerald Anthony. pital. Tbe host club had pro" 1 b During the bul!lness meeting · I' 0 vided attractive lablo favors :.~"·1• well a discussion of the year's proRu.lland Club HIJI and door prizes. ed ;:·a former member of jects waa held. The Missionary u The memhers attending were ' local chapter and will meet Society to· supplying !I layette Six Attend Meeting Mrs. Robert Reibel, Mrs. Paul many friends at the to be on display at the HOUle will be house guests Party at Granvllle In June and tSix members of the Rutland Winn, president. Mrs. Clarence later sent to the Dayton Chrts· ' Garden Ciub were guests 'l\l.es- Murray, Mrs. Robert Canaday, Mrs. Karr during !bell' Uan Home. Each member day of the Good Luck Garden Mrs. C. E. BishOp and Mrs. here. Francis Larken and have partlthe society ta asked to take I 'U'1:lcle lor the layette at the clpated "' the garden theraphy I" 'lal th June meeting. he program at t hosp• e The hootesa aerved a naiad POMEROY. OHIO past year. course to those pres~t lnclud- .. ~til , Uts cake Chester and Mrs . g ' h..il e of Portsmouth. a~d w e Y 16·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, lllay 20, I Lott' C he Mn. I\Oillel, Melp Dorcas C•'rc e le o n ar In a ~~.y. Colla-~.'·-~~-Names Off,'cers Presides..Dver DAR comml'ttee u~ - I ....• _- meet. . . lmpertaD --~ ro- D0 f AM eet' :gn Return Jvotathan Meigs Chap- lq: lor ,on~•• elabl Salarday. Olficero were chosen ..... p Hollan I &iven by Mrs . 1wtlh tht! mscnptwn Bob and Mesdames Eleanor Wmgett, . Mrs. Mable Lee in Darwin. In Ohio CornmJttee for the i,:lce Ferrell 'l!lnd Mrs . Wil· '' ice cream wllh 'I Robert Louks , Oma Wmebren- lhe absenL"f 0( the president, 1 tion of the Sullivan Ticket ll onE. binger Friday night, pmk umbrellas, mmls, punch ner, Melvin Grimm, Naomi Lee, the vice pres. I National Officers of DAR . Mam 15 lC ' and eoffee were to Ruth 1uamewood , Carroll Neigler , W1l- 1idt>nt opt:med the meeting with I In K J ay .and white color theme Ann Ed wa rd s, Debb te Harten·'I ham . r.. Pink Houdashe It, Car I Hubb ard ' I devotions and flag saIut•. A Mra. lrv f th g I arr, I chapter w ,•. JHnit:~. J' · Parker ' Mrs . Edna Summerfield of near d Mrs --------·1 Mrs. p t Karr . St Has te with • whit• table cloth andvme: Ann• Summerfield ., l<Jng Bottom; Mrs. Homer ar . centered with a doll bride. / I( I VIall lhe Drapery Depart...m on tho _2nd Plaor, Headquarten for well known mates. IJraperlltl - CurtaiDI - Drapery Hardware - WIDdow Sbadea- Venetian Bllnir. - Awotop- Jlo11 Up Blinds - brapeey and CUrtain: and UphoJ. .ltery Materlat. - Bedspreaclt - ·Btaotltl Qullll - Lqgage for Men and Women - 1'111' ntture- SUp Coven and Throws - Htaclquarten for Dreu Goodl ot all Kinds ancl ~ SlmpUclty Patterns. Courteoul, Capable . Sale.peciplt Will Help You at IJberfeltll. Racine Alumni Plans Complete � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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